stairway
stairway — 名詞
- stairwaysingular
- stairwaysplural
1. A structure of connected steps that people walk up or down to move between diffe
樓梯通道
連接不同高度的階梯通道
A structure of connected steps that people walk up or down to move between different levels of a building, house, or outdoor area.
Devika walked carefully up the dark stairway, holding the railing with both hands.
Devika 小心翼翼地走上黑暗的樓梯，雙手緊握著扶手。
walk up + stairway; hold the railing
The old hotel had a narrow stairway leading to the rooms on the third floor.
那間老舊旅館有一條狹窄的樓梯通往三樓的房間。
narrow stairway leading to [floor]
Kian slipped on the icy outdoor stairway and twisted his ankle badly.
Kian 在結冰的室外樓梯上滑倒，嚴重扭傷了腳踝。
A long, winding wooden stairway connects the first floor to the rooftop garden.
一條長長的木造旋轉樓梯連接一樓和屋頂花園。
connects [place] to [place]
Heloísa told the guests to use the main stairway instead of the elevator during the fire drill.
Heloísa 告訴客人在消防演習時使用主要樓梯，不要搭電梯。
use main stairway in emergencies
- narrow stairway
- spiral stairway
- main stairway
- back stairway
- wooden stairway
- outdoor stairway
- emergency stairway
- walk up/down a stairway
- climb a stairway
- stairs
the most common everyday term for a set of steps inside a building
- staircase
usually implies a more permanent or finished structure with handrails and banisters
- flight of stairs
a single continuous set of steps between two landings, without breaks
- stairwell
specifically refers to the enclosed vertical space that contains the stairway