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Meanings of stairs in English
Construction designed to bridge a large vertical distance by dividing it into steps.
Usage of stairs in English
1
And in this home, for example, the stairs are a great place.
2
There's no good jogging course around here, so we use the stairs.
3
The stairs went on much further and higher than James thought possible.
4
Reacher said, 'How fast can you run up a flight of stairs?'
5
Doors opened and shut; voices murmured; quick feet sounded on the stairs.
6
Several hours later a large laundry tub was carried down the stairs.
7
I in some way got down the stairs; I hardly know how.
8
Sometime later, she heard Andrew come in, then come up the stairs.
9
But she could start work on the entrance and stairs right away.
10
He is in the small attic-room at the head of the stairs.
11
He was in the upper hall at the head of the stairs.
12
It curved to the right and met a short flight of stairs.
13
I ran out of the room; I rushed headlong down the stairs.
14
The house had a long entryway and then a set of stairs.
15
In a few moments he was down stairs and in the breakfast-room.
16
Among these rooms, there are stairs that lead below, am I right?
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Stairs across language varieties
Canada
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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