英:[ˈlædə(r)]
美:[ˈlædər]
英:[ˈlædə(r)]
美:[ˈlædər]
lad·der
lae dr
复数:ladders
第三人称单数:ladders
现在分词:laddering
过去式:laddered
过去分词:laddered
Noun
1. steps consisting of two parallel members connected by rungs; for climbing up or down
2. ascending stages by which somebody or something can progress;
"he climbed the career ladder"
3. a row of unravelled stitches;
"she got a run in her stocking"
Verb
1. come unraveled or undone as if by snagging;
"Her nylons were running"
ladder diagram梯形图
career ladder职业阶梯
social ladder社会阶梯
climb the ladder爬上梯子;[口语]上绞架
corporate ladder企业晋升制度;公司的官阶;公司晋升制度
rope ladder绳梯
ladder typen. 梯形
古英语 hlæder “梯子,阶梯”,源自原始日耳曼语 *hlaidri(也源自古弗里西亚语 hledere,中古荷兰语 ledere,古高地德语 leitara,德语 Leiter),来自 PIE 词根 *klei- “倾斜”(也源自希腊语 klimax “梯子”)。在古英语晚期,梯子的横档是 læddrestæfæ,侧框是 ledder steles。相信走在梯子下会遭遇不幸的说法可以追溯到1787年,但其起源可能更科学而非迷信。
梯次排列表
征
爬梯
梯
Middle English, from Old English hlǣder; akin to Old High German leitara ladder, Old English hlinian to lean — more at lean
The first known use of ladder was before the 12th century
ladle1 of 2noun
a spoon or dipper with a long handle and a deep bowl used for dipping
ladle2 of 2verb
to take up and carry in or as if in a ladle
ladle1 of 2noun
a spoon or dipper with a long handle and a deep bowl used for dipping
ladle2 of 2verb
to take up and carry in or as if in a ladle
ladle1 of 2noun
a spoon or dipper with a long handle and a deep bowl used for dipping
ladle2 of 2verb
to take up and carry in or as if in a ladle
ladle1 of 2noun
a spoon or dipper with a long handle and a deep bowl used for dipping
ladle2 of 2verb
to take up and carry in or as if in a ladle
laddienoun
a young lad
laddernoun
a structure for climbing that consists of two long pieces (as of wood, rope, or metal) joined at short distances by crosspieces on which one may step
something that suggests a ladder in form or use
a series of steps or stages : scale
the corporate ladder
laddernoun
a structure for climbing that consists of two long pieces (as of wood, rope, or metal) joined at short distances by crosspieces on which one may step
something that suggests a ladder in form or use
a series of steps or stages : scale
the corporate ladder
1 The electric current freezes me in place on the ladder until the doctor injects the tracker into my left forearm.
2 The metal ladder had rusted, which made it easy to grip.
3 “Yeah, it is,” said Ron, climbing the ladder.
4 Down the ladder they climbed, and then Sam took it and laid it in the passage beside the huddled body of the fallen orc.
5 Frank grabbed the ladder and started to climb.
6 He was low man on the totem pole, the bottom of the ladder.
7 My throat tightens, and I start climbing up the next ladder.
8 Waiting for them to cross a yawning crevasse bridged by two rickety ladders spliced end to end, I was shocked to see them go across together, almost in lockstep—a needlessly dangerous act.
9 The players had set a ladder on the uppermost landing of the outside stairs, and several of them were now on the roof, beating at the smouldering thatch with their capes.
10 Two Step called from his perch at the top of a ladder.
11 There are no stairs up to the loft—just a ladder.
12 Like ghosts up the ladder, taking their weapons with them.
13 I fell off the ladder.
我从梯子上跌了下来。
14 She put down her brush, climbed down off the ladder, and eyed her work critically.
15 Tool flashed by, hooked easily on a ladder.
16 As soon as the tracker's in place, the ladder releases me.
17 Jairo finds an extension ladder in the carport and he takes over the window issues.
18 One ladder leads down to the next floor, and another heads up and up, as high as the roof.
19 The elevator doors open into a small tunnel with a ladder going up the wall.
20 There’s a ladder of racial hierarchy in America.
1 社会阶层
2 途径
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6 手段
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9 梯子
11 排名表