flight of steps

英 [flaɪt ɒv steps]

美 [flaɪt əv steps]

网络  阶梯; 台阶

英英释义

noun

• a stairway (set of steps) between one floor or landing and the next
  Synonym:flightflight of stairs

双语例句

• This conversation had passed as they stood upon the terrace, from which a flight of stone steps led to the carriage-drive.
  这一番谈话是站在台阶上说的，从台阶上跨下几级石阶便是马车的跑道。
• A flight of stone steps leads to the terrace.
  一段石阶通向露台。
• A flight of steps led up to the front door.
  一段阶梯通向前门。
• It was there that she stumbled and fell on all fours while walking down a long flight of steps outside the Great Hall of the people in the centre of peking.
  当她在北京市中心的人民大会堂外长长的台阶上缓步走下来时，脚闪了一下，摔倒在地上。
• Walking a mile roughly equals 2,000 steps. Climbing a flight of stairs ─ roughly 10 steps ─ is equivalent to taking 38 steps on level ground, Dr. Bassett says.
  巴西特博士指出，步行一英里（约1.6公里）需要走大约2000步。爬一层楼梯（大约10级）相当于在平地行走38步。
• Knowing well her part, she ascended a flight of wooden steps, and was thus displayed to the surrounding multitude, at about the height of a man's shoulders above the street.
  她深知自己此时的角色的意义，举步登上一段木梯，站到齐肩高的台上，展示在围观人群的众目睽睽之前。
• The street took a sharp turn and then ended in a flight of steps which led down into a sunken alley where a few stallkeepers were selling tired-looking vegetables.
  街道转了一个弯，尽头的地方是一个台阶，下面是一个低洼的小巷，有几个摆摊的在卖发蔫的蔬菜。
• A flight of steps sweeping down from the house.
  从房子向下延伸的一段台阶。
• At four, she fell down a flight of steps and never fully recovered.
  她四岁时从楼梯上摔了下来，后来再没有痊愈过。
• It also can make management of laboratory equipment have a new flight of steps.
  使学校实验室管理工作上一个新的台阶。