staircase

美式发音: [ˈsterˌkeɪs] 英式发音: [ˈsteə(r)ˌkeɪs]

n.（建筑物内的）楼梯

网络释义：楼梯间；阶梯；梯子

复数：staircases  搭配同义词

adj.+n.wooden staircase

n.stairway,stair,stairs,flight of steps,set of steps

网络释义

staircase显示所有例句n.— see alsospiral staircase

1.（建筑物内的）楼梯a set of stairs inside a building including the posts and rails(= banisters ) that are fixed at the side

a marble/stone/wooden staircase大理石╱石头╱木楼梯

na.1.楼梯;楼梯间[室]

n.1.a set of stairs in a building, including the banister that you hold onto when you go up or down

1.楼梯 flex 弯曲 staircase 楼梯 craftsman 工匠 ...

2.楼梯间 楼梯 stair 楼梯间 staircase 疏散梯 emergency stair ...

3.阶梯 staircase 楼梯 staircase 梯子 stairway enclosure 梯口室 ...

5.扶梯 地下室 cellar;basement 扶梯 staircase 琉璃瓦 galzed tile ...

6.楼梯部分 stagnation n.淤塞,停滞,沉滞 staircase n.楼梯,梯子,楼梯部分 standpoint n.立场,观点 ...

7.阶梯路面【阶梯路面（Staircase）】 本义是指阶梯状的地形。不过，在日本的障碍检验赛中特指“大落差阶梯”地形。

造句带翻译释义:,楼梯,楼梯间,阶梯,梯子

1."Uh . . . yes, " he said. "I think he just ran past me . . . to that staircase over there. "“嗯……是的，”他说，“我想他从我身边跑过，跑向那边的楼梯了。”

2."Excuse me, " she said to a man at the bottom of the staircase, "but where have we landed? "“请问，”她向站在舷梯下面的一个男人问道：“我们这是到哪儿了？”

3.At the expiration of a quarter of an hour she left her sewing and went to read the Thenardiers' letter once more on the staircase.一刻钟过后，她丢下她的工作，跑到楼梯上又去读德纳第夫妇的那封信。

4.The temple includes a staircase that leads up to an altar used for fire worship, said Peruvian archaeologist Walter Alva.秘鲁考古学家阿尔瓦表示，古庙建有一段阶梯，通往拜火仪式用的祭坛。

5.This past weekend my kids and I decided to clean out a closet under our staircase.上星期我和我的孩子决定打扫楼梯下的壁橱。

6.So, I'm plugging along here -- (Laughter) and I'm just going to have to blow up the staircase.所以，我在这里不知疲倦的努力工作——（笑声）而且我马上就要去炸掉这座楼梯。

7.Wide marble staircase opposite the front doors (east wall) leads up to first floor.正对着前门（东墙）是通向一楼的很宽的大理石台阶。

8.As it grew later the fire was made up in the large long hall into which the staircase descended.随着天色渐晚，那个通往楼上的又大又长的门厅里生起了火。

9.And as you get older and more decrepit, you sort of inch along on this sort of depressing, long staircase, leading you into oblivion.而且随着你变得更老，更加力不从心，你步履艰难的在这个令人沮丧的，长长的，最终会带你通往灭亡的楼梯上行走。

10.Starting and looking up, she saw, across the lobby she had just reached, Edmund himself, standing at the head of a different staircase.她吃了一惊，抬头望去，只见在她刚刚到达的门厅的对面，在另一道楼梯的顶端，站着的正是埃德蒙。