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Meanings of
stairs
in English
Russian
лестничная клетка
Portuguese
escada
Catalan
escala
Spanish
escalera
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Construction designed to bridge a large vertical distance by dividing it into steps.
steps
staircase
stairway
flight of stairs
Russian
лестничная клетка
Synonyms
Examples for "
steps
"
steps
staircase
stairway
flight of stairs
Examples for "
steps
"
1
Issue addressed: Building evidence-based health promotion programs involves a number of
steps
.
2
The Welsh government said
steps
were being taken to support young people.
3
However, the legislation announced on Thursday is several
steps
from becoming law.
4
The Goverment has taken
steps
to increase competition among international shipping companies.
5
The prime minister says 'my conscience is clear' as he
steps
down
1
Unfortunately the
staircase
was in stone; servants were busy in the drawing-room.
2
To her right was a short
staircase
leading to a second floor.
3
Hasty steps shake the
staircase
;
the door opens precipitately; it is Andre.
4
The
staircase
leading to the floor above is in the middle room.
5
A small
staircase
takes you to a bedroom on the second floor.
1
I doubt if they ever used this
stairway
-
it
's
obviously
only for emergencies.
2
The roaring of the fire in the
stairway
sounded louder, than ever.
3
He straightened himself; he advanced again to the foot of the
stairway
.
4
Uncle Peabody and I put in the floors and
stairway
and partitions.
5
Several people saw him on the
stairway
and he always just disappeared.
1
Reacher said, 'How fast can you run up a
flight
of
stairs
?
'
2
It curved to the right and met a short
flight
of
stairs
.
3
He led me up the
flight
of
stairs
to the second floor.
4
He continued across the lobby and up a short
flight
of
stairs
.
5
The ensuing fight had sent them tumbling down a
flight
of
stairs
.
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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Grammar, pronunciation and more
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stairs
stair
Noun
Plural
Frequent collocations
descend the stairs
narrow stairs
back stairs
go up stairs
front stairs
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Translations for
stairs
Russian
лестничная клетка
ступеньки
лестница
Portuguese
escada
escadas
Catalan
escala
Spanish
escalera
Stairs
through the time
Stairs
across language varieties
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Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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