lockstep

noun

/ˈlɒkstep/

/ˈlɑːkstep/

[uncountable] (especially North American English)

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a way of walking together where people move their feet at the same time
- in lockstep (with somebody) The coffin was carried by six soldiers walking in lockstep.
- (figurative) Politicians and the media are marching in lockstep on this issue (= they agree).
a situation where things happen at the same time or change at the same rate
- a lockstep approach to teaching
- in lockstep (with something) Cases of breathing difficulties increase in lockstep with air pollution.

单词	lockstep
释义	lockstep noun /ˈlɒkstep/ /ˈlɑːkstep/ [uncountable] (especially North American English) jump to other results a way of walking together where people move their feet at the same time in lockstep (with somebody) The coffin was carried by six soldiers walking in lockstep. (figurative) Politicians and the media are marching in lockstep on this issue (= they agree). a situation where things happen at the same time or change at the same rate a lockstep approach to teaching in lockstep (with something) Cases of breathing difficulties increase in lockstep with air pollution.
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