stile

IPA/staɪl/
KK[stˈaɪl]IPA/staɪl/

stile — 名詞

  • stilesingular
  • stilesplural

1. a short set of steps built into a field boundary that allows walkers to cross fr

1.名詞B1
釋義

階梯;梯蹬

柵欄或牆上的跨梯

a short set of steps built into a field boundary that allows walkers to cross from one pasture to another without opening a gate

例句

Aaron climbed over the wooden stile and followed the footpath across the meadow.

Aaron 爬過木製階梯,沿著小徑穿過草地。

climb + over + stile

The old stone stile near the river has been there for over a hundred years.

河邊那座古老的石砌階梯已經存在超過一百年了。

stone stile / wooden stile

同義詞

用法筆記

Stiles are common in the British countryside along public footpaths. The word is less frequently used in American English, where 'gate' or 'step-over' may be preferred.

常見錯誤

We walked through the stile.
We climbed over the stile.
💡You go over a stile, not through it.

2. one of the long upright pieces of wood or metal that form the vertical sides of

2.名詞B2
釋義

直框;豎材

門窗框架的垂直構件

one of the long upright pieces of wood or metal that form the vertical sides of a door, window, or wall panel

例句

Takeshi measured the left stile of the window frame carefully before cutting the timber.

Takeshi 在切割木材之前仔細測量了窗框左側的直框。

stile + of + [frame/panel]

A crack in the wooden door stile let damp air into the hallway.

木門直框上的一道裂縫讓濕氣進到了走廊裡。

同義詞
  • upright

    general term, less technical

反義詞
  • rail

    the horizontal member in a frame, paired with a stile

用法筆記

In woodworking and joinery, a frame is made of two stiles (vertical) and two rails (horizontal). Do not confuse 'stile' with 'style' — the two words are unrelated in meaning.

常見錯誤

The window style needs painting.
The window stile needs painting.
💡'Stile' is a frame part; 'style' means a way of doing something.