One Step
noun
If 歩 is "walk" and you take one walk, then really you are just taking one step. When there's a number before 歩, it refers to the number of steps you're taking. The most common is this one, and you'll see it on urinals when they kindly ask you to please take one step forward because peeing isn't a game and somebody has to clean up after you.
The reading is pretty standard in its trickiness. The いち shortens to an いっ and the ほ rendakus to ぽ. One step at a time, right?
ようやく、ゆめに向かって一歩ふみ出しました。
I’ve finally taken one step forward toward my dream.
千里の道も一歩からって言うでしょ？
They say, a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, right?
最初の一歩を踏み出すのに勇気がいる。
It takes courage to take the first step forward.