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goose-step
(redirected from Goosestep)

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goose-step (gsstp)
intr.v. goose-stepped, goose-step·ping, goose-steps
To march in such a way that the legs swing sharply from the hips and the knees are locked.
Translations
goose-step [ˈguːsstep]
A. N → paso m de ganso, paso m de la oca
B. VI → marchar a paso de ganso or de la oca
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