keep step

• Mantenerse al ritmo de otra persona al caminar o marchar, a menudo en contexto militar; también se usa en sentido figurado para indicar mantenerse en acuerdo o unidad con otros en opiniones o acciones.

To walk or move in rhythm with someone else, often in a military or marching context; also used figuratively to mean staying in agreement or alignment with others in opinion or action.

1. Maintain rhythmB1formal

   To walk or march in time with others, maintaining the same pace.

   llevar el paso

   • The soldiers kept step during the parade.
   • It's hard to keep step with such a fast marching band.
   • They practiced to keep step with each other.

2. Stay in agreementB2informal

   To remain in agreement or harmony with someone or something.

   mantenerse en concordancia

   • She tries to keep step with the latest fashion trends.
   • The company must keep step with technological changes.
   • He found it difficult to keep step with his colleagues' ideas.