to follow, follow in (someone's) footsteps

it is very near

a little distance, few steps, near by, some far, two steps

to cross the own limits, the put steps out from limits, to exploit

to plant the foot firmly (on), to establish or secure (one's) footing

be no longer able to stand firm, (of an army) retreat

to refrain from stepping into a place out of fear or shame

to show the paces (of), (colloq.) to make tracks, to be off, go away