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单词 staircase
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staircase
noun[C]
uk
/ˈsteə.keɪs/us
/ˈster.keɪs/
C1
a set ofstairsinside abuilding, usually with abarfixedon thewallor ontoverticalpolesat thesidefor you toholdon to:
（建筑物内通常带有扶手的）楼梯
Shedescendedthesweeping(=longandwide)staircase into thecrowdofphotographersandjournalists.她走下又长又宽的楼梯，来到摄影师和记者中间。
Aspiralstaircaseleadsup to the secondfloor.
picture of staircase
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  • Theballroomisdominatedby anenormousmarblestaircase.
  • Theyclimbedthewoodenstaircase into theroofspace.
  • Anoriginalgrandstaircase also waspreserved.
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staircase
verb[IorT]
uk/ˈsteə.keɪs/us/ˈster.keɪs/
tograduallybuymore of apropertyfrom apersonorcompanythat alsoownspartof theproperty:
Only 10% of those insharedownershipchoseto staircase.
You need tocontactyourhousingproviderand givenoticethat youintendto staircase.
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  • How manytimescan you staircase?
  • Avaluationis used tocalculatetheamountrequiredto staircaseyourloan.
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(Definition ofstaircasefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
staircase
noun[C]
uk
/ˈsteə.keɪs/us
/ˈster.keɪs/
C1
a set ofstairsinside abuilding, usually with abarfixedon thewallor ontoverticalpolesat thesidefor you toholdon to
（建筑物内通常带有扶手的）楼梯
Shedescendedthesweeping(=longandwide)staircase into thecrowdofphotographersandjournalists.她走下又长又宽的楼梯，来到摄影师和记者中间。

staircase| American Dictionary

staircase
noun[C]
us
/ˈsteərˌkeɪs/
a set ofstairsinside abuilding,includingthebarsandpoststhatpeopletoholdon to as they go up or down
(Definition ofstaircasefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstaircase

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The staircases are arranged in an internal zone, transversal to the largest side.
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This error category cannot be accommodated by either thestaircasestrategy or the small viewing window.
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Eachstaircaseran for 12 reversals; only the last six reversals were used for the threshold estimate.
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It was also emphasised that stairs should not be too steep, and there should be equal step heights throughout astaircase.
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The edge of the anciently demolished side wall of the outsetstaircaseis visible at the far left.
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The remains of the side wall of the outsetstaircaseare visible at the far left.
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Although the south niche shows clearly in the groundplan, it must have been demolished, along with its side-linking walls and the staircases on either side.
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Thisstaircasecrystallizes the complexity of the entire building in a single corner, where the different coordinants and various levels meet.
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This is the large, long substructure of the final form, with rounded corners and two tiers and a nine-step centralstaircase.
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The method involves different modifications of unboundedstaircasenon-mixing transformations for approximations.
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At this step and further up thestaircase, painful heat was evoked.
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For example, climbing the staircases, straight-line gait forward, turning, etc., considered as a whole, also represent regular gaits.
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Good illumination is important to optimize vision, particularly in potentially dangerous areas such as corridors and staircases.
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It is through thestaircasethat the foyer is lit and that the visitor is reminded of whence he or she came.
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We will now describe a procedure that we will use many times during this proof which we call filling in astaircase.
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Collocationswithstaircase

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These are words often used in combination withstaircase.

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broad staircase
It is reached up abroadstaircasein the semi-circular projection of the front verandah.
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central staircase
This is the large, long substructure of the final form, with rounded corners and two tiers and a nine-stepcentralstaircase.
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circular staircase
So we assume the weight is transferred from step to step but also together with a diagonal thrust (it was acircularstaircase).
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