stair
noun
uk/steər/us/ster/stairs[plural]
A2
a set ofstepsthatleadfrom onelevelof abuildingto another:
楼梯Go up the stairs and herofficeis on theright.上楼后,她的办公室在右手边。
I had toclimbasteepflight(= set)of stairs to herfrontdoor.我只得爬一段很陡的楼梯才到了她的前门。
Hestoodat thefoot(=bottom)of the stairs and called out, "Breakfast'sready!"他站在楼梯下喊道:“吃早饭了!”
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- Iheardacreakon the stairs.
- Aikikofelldown some stairs andbrokeherwrist.
- Weliveup threeflightsof stairs.
- Itrippedgoing up the stairs and mybookswentflying.
- She wasstandingat thetopof the stairs.
[C]
one of thestepsin a set ofstepsthatleadfrom onelevelof abuildingto another:
(楼梯的)梯级Thetopstaircreakedas she wentupstairsand thenoisewokeup hermother.她上楼时最上面一级楼梯咯吱一响,吵醒了她母亲。
[S]old useorliterary
a set of stairs:
楼梯Heclimbedthewoodenstair andknockedon his grandfather'sdoor.他爬上木楼梯,敲了敲祖父的房门。
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Parts of buildings: stairs & lifts
- chairlift
- chute
- drag lift
- dumb waiter
- elevator
- escalator
- fire escape
- flight
- ladder
- lift
- riser
- rope ladder
- rung
- staircase
- stairlift
- stairway
- stepladder
- stoep
- stoop
Idiom
below/above stairs