zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè kàn lái zěn me láo chú fēi néng què bǎo 'ān quánfǒu jiù yào
    The ladder looks rather rickety; don't attempt to climb it unless you are sure you can do it with safety.
  • yáo huàng de zhuō wěn de yòu diǎn yáo huàngqiáo suī rán shù zài dàn yòu gǒng mén què shì yáo huàng de
    a rickety table; a wobbly chair with shaky legs; the ladder felt a little wobbly; the bridge still stands though one of the arches is wonky.
  • lóu bǎn lóu xiǎo liáng zài jiē liǎng biān zhī chēng lóu de bǎn shù bǎn de yòu 'āo kǒu de bǎn
    A notched board at either side of a staircase that supports the treads and risers.
  • nán hái gǔn xià liǎo lóu
    The boy rolled downstairs.
  • bāng suǒ yòu de jiā gōng wén guì bān shàng liǎng duàn lóu yùn jìn lìng lóu miànzhì duì de bāng zhù gěi liǎo shénme shénme méi yòu
    I helped him move all the furniture and filing cabinets up two flights of stairs to the next floor, and what did he give me for helping him? Sweet Fanny Adams!
  • shǔ xiàn zhèng shí shī nián jìhuàyóu 'èr líng líng zhì líng 'èr nián kāi shǐzài 4500 chuáng dān jiàn zhù qīng chāi wéi tiān tái jiàn 12000
    The Buildings Department is implementing a seven-year enforcement programme to clear 12 000 illegal rooftop structures on 4 500 single-staircase buildings, starting from 2001-02.
  • n: shǒu xiānnín chéng diàn shàng píng tái kàn dào jiàn zhù de dǐng
    First, you can take the elevator to the first landig. There you have a view over the rooftops of Paris.
  • hái yòu huāng liáng de hòu yuànlóu shàng yòu zhe shí shì cháng jiàn de jīn zài 'ěr duō nèi jiē hái kàn dào de zhǒng bàn tòu míng de jiǎo lóu
    a deserted back courtyard, with one of those diaphanous staircase turrets, such as were erected in the fifteenth century, one of which is still to be seen in the Rue des Bourdonnais.
  • děng liǎo héng huìméi yòu tīng dào shénme shēng yīnhòu lái chuán lái liǎo xiǎo chē lún de gǔn dòng shēng duō rén shuō huà de cáo shēng tīng dào shuō : lìng wài
    She waited for some time without hearing anything more: at last came a rumbling of little cartwheels, and the sound of a good many voices all talking together: she made out the words: `Where's the other ladder?
  • de héng dàng
    The rungs of a ladder.
  • juàn shì chéng gōng de jiē
    Hard work and long hour is rungs in the ladder of success.
  • chōng xià lóu
    He rushed down the stairs.
  • tīng dào lóu shàng yòu de qún shēng tán huà shēng
    On the stairs, I heard the rustle of dresses and the sound of voices.
  • zhè wán quán yuàn guò zhe zhè
    I am perfectly willing, but hold the sadder.
  • zhè shì guān nán rén de yán
    This is a fable about a man and a Satyr
  • suǒ yòu duì jiǎo yuán xiāng děng de xíng zhèn
    a scalar matrix in which all of the diagonal elements are unity.
  • cóng cǎo liào gǎng dào zhù jiào gǎngsài shàng chuán zhǐ rǎng rǎngshuō dào zhè xīn chéng de xíng zhōng xīn dài zài 'èr nián shì shénme yàng xiǎng nín huì yòu de yìn xiàng
    the Seine encumbered with boats, from the Port au Foin to Port-l'Ev 'ě ue,and you will have a confused picture of what the central trapezium of the Town was like in 1482.
  •   zài měi dòng de tóng wèi zhì jīng xīn xià zhǒng tàn tóuràng zhè xiē líng mǐn de chuán gǎn zài tóng shàng zhuō zhào de qiáng ruòwēn de shēng jiàngshī de dòng liú zài dòng nèi xíng zǒu zhé de xún huán xiàn
    Different types of probes are mounted in different positions in each grotto so that these sensitive sensors will be able to catch the intensity of sunshine, the rise and fall of temperature, the fluctuation of humidity, and the zigzag cyclic route of air flow in the grotto.
  • cóng huā yuán de xiǎo péng lái jià
    I got a ladder from the shed.
  • cóng shàng diào xià lái shāng liǎo xiǎo tuǐ
    He fell down the ladder and barked his shin.
  • shàng sān céng mǎn huī chén de lóu jìn zhù rán lèi xiàyòu jiā shān dān lěngde zhí duō suo
    I went up three dusty flights of stairs and I cried, shivering in my thin coat.
  • zhǒng duǎn xiǎo de shuǐ píng de zài fān chuán de héng wéi suǒ zhī jiān de shéng suǒ men xíng chéng liǎo gòngpān yuán de
    a small horizontal rope between the shrouds of a sailing ship; they form a ladder for climbing aloft.
  • shéng shuǐ píng lián chéng chuàn de xiǎo shéngdāng zuò chuán wài gōng rén men zuò dēng gāo
    Any of the small ropes fastened horizontally to the shrouds of a ship and forming a ladder for going aloft.
  • xíng màn màn jìn diàn .
    The luggage was shunted slowly into the lift.
  • liǎo
    The ladder gave way.
  • zài liù céng men chéng diàn
    It's on the sixth floor let's take the lift.
  • jiù zài liù lóu de diàn qián
    It's right in front of the elevator on the sixth floor.
  • bié yōu xiù deyào gěi men jiào qīng biàn de shǐ men yuè shàng lái
    Exceptional candidates should be provided with a sort of light ladder so they can come up more quickly, skipping some rungs.
  • huāng máng páo huí dào lóu shàng shēng mén guān shàng
    I raced back up the stairs, slamming the door shut behind me.
  • shì kào bèi yóu shuǐ píng héng xiāng lián de liǎng gēn zhù chéng de kào bèi
    A chair back consisting of two upright posts connected by horizontal slats.
  • fān héng diào zài wéi gān shàng tóu jiàn de cháng zhùyòng lái zhī chēng zhǎn kāi héng fān xíng fān huò sān jiǎo fān de dǐng duān
    A long tapering spar slung to a mast to support and spread the head of a square sail, lugsail, or lateen.
  • dāng xīn hěn huá
    Lood out! The ladder is slippery.