stairs
stairs — 名詞
1. a row of steps inside a building that joins one floor to the next, letting peopl
樓梯
建築物內連接不同樓層的階梯結構
a row of steps inside a building that joins one floor to the next, letting people walk between them
Hui ran up the stairs to catch the phone before it stopped ringing.
Hui 跑上樓梯去接電話,免得鈴聲停了。
ran up the stairs — movement verb + up/down + stairs
Evelyn sat on the stairs and waited for her father to come home from work.
Evelyn 坐在樓梯上,等爸爸下班回家。
The old wooden stairs in the library creaked softly with every footstep.
圖書館裡老舊的木頭樓梯,每踩一步就輕輕嘎吱作響。
Tamás carried a heavy suitcase down two flights of stairs to the front door.
Tamás 提著沉重的行李箱走下兩段樓梯來到大門口。
There was no light on the stairs, so Beatrix held the wall as she climbed.
樓梯間沒有燈光,所以 Beatrix 扶著牆壁往上走。
文法句型
always used in the plural form
用法筆記
Always used in the plural form 'stairs' and takes a plural verb. The singular form 'stair' is rare and refers to a single step (see sense 2).
常見錯誤
2. one of the flat surfaces that together form a staircase; the place where you put
一階
樓梯中單獨的一個階梯表面
one of the flat surfaces that together form a staircase; the place where you put your foot when walking up or down
Yael sat on the top stair and tied both of her shoes with care.
Yael 坐在最上面那一階,仔細地綁好兩隻鞋的鞋帶。
the top stair — singular 'stair' for a single step
Every time Anong stepped on the third stair, it let out a loud creak.
每次 Anong 踩到第三階,那一階就會發出很大的嘎吱聲。
Diya tripped on the last stair and dropped her phone on the floor.
Diya 在最後一階絆了一下,手機掉到了地上。
The bottom stair was a little higher than the rest, and guests often stumbled.
最下面那一階比其他的稍微高一點,客人常常會絆到腳。
Defne noticed that one stair near the middle was slightly loose.
Defne 注意到中間附近有一階稍微有點鬆動。
用法筆記
The singular form 'stair' is much less common than 'step' for referring to a single step. Most English speakers use 'step' in everyday speech, and 'stair' mainly appears in contexts where the staircase itself is already the topic.