…より一歩先んじているの英語

to take the lead in doing something

to take a step forward

to come before something

change in temporal relation: go first, go ahead of, change order with (take precedence over)

to depend on something

farther on

at a more distant point

the condition of being located at the front

to go ahead

Three steps forward!

I'm taking one step at a time.

although there were other ways of doing something

be preponderant over others

make more cheerful

a turn before the present turn

action having to do with progress of action or matter (move forward, advance)

to step forward

to be able to step forward

Move forward one step.

to intensify

to be able to pass a person or thing which was previously in front

I can go forward.

to take a step forward―take a step backward

be a precursor of

to cross an object and advance along one's chosen course

the condition of being ahead of something or someone

It is pointed―sharp at the end.

to do something in advance of its appointed time

step forward two paces [take two steps forward]

composed of more than one part