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stair Noun 1. one step in a flight of stairs 2. a series of steps: he fled down the back stair See also stairs [Old English stǣger]
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Translations n stair [steə] (any one of) a number of steps, usually inside a building, going from one floor to another He fell down the stairs. trappe دَرَجَه стълба schod(y) trappe die Treppe σκαλί, σκάλα trepp پله porras marche מַדרֵגוֹת सीढ़ी, सोपान stepenica, stube (pl.) lépcső(fok) tangga stigaþrep; trappa; stigi scalino; scala 階段 계단의 1단 laiptelis, pakopa pakāpiens; kāpnes tangga trap trapp(etrinn) stopień, schodek escada treaptă ступенька schod stopnica stepenik trappa, trappsteg ขั้นบันได merdiven (basamağı) 樓梯 східець زینہ bậc thang 楼梯 nouns staircase, ˈstairway a series or flight of stairs A dark and narrow staircase led up to the top floor. trappe مَطْلَع الدَّرَج، سلالِم المَبْنى стълбище schodiště trappeopgang; trappe die Treppe σκάλα trepikoda راه پله portaikko escalier חֲדַר מַדרֵגוֹת सीढ़ी, सोपान, जीना, पैड़ी stubište, stepenice lépcsőház tangga stigi scala 階段 계단 laiptai, laiptinė kāpnes tangga trap trapp; trappeoppgang klatka schodowa, schody escadaria scară лестница schodište stopnišče stepenište trappa บันไดทอดหนึ่ง merdiven boşluğu 樓梯 сходи سیڑھی یا زینہ cầu thang gác 楼梯 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| It was so dark inside, it seemed a body could scarce breathe; but I pushed out with foot and hand, and presently struck the wall with the one, and the lowermost round of the stair with the other. He seized the foot of the stair case; and then boldly went up, cleared the stair, and took six of the rabble in the very act, and so delivered the gentleman and his family. The stair led to Mary's bedroom, and I said I would not look at that, nor at the studio, which was a shed in the garden. |
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