ladder
ladder 英 [ˈlædə(r)] 美 [ˈlædɚ]
n. 阶梯;途径;梯状物 vi. 成名;发迹 vt. 在……上装设梯子
进行时:laddering 过去式:laddered 过去分词:laddered 第三人称单数:ladders 名词复数:ladders
- If your ball lands on the roof, grab a ladder and climb up and get it. A ladder has steps you use to reach up high. If you climb the corporate ladder, you’re moving up in the business world.
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- n. 阶梯;途径;梯状物
- vi. 成名;发迹
- vt. 在……上装设梯子
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1. to climb up/fall off a ladder
爬上╱跌下梯子
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2. the career ladder
事业上的阶梯
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3. to move up or down the social ladder
爬上╱跌下社会阶梯
- ladder (n.) Old English hlæder "ladder, steps," from Proto-Germanic *hlaidri (source also of Old Frisian hledere, Middle Dutch ledere, Old High German leitara, German Leiter), from suffixed form of PIE root *klei- "to lean" (source also of Greek klimax "ladder"). In late Old English, rungs were læddrestæfæ and the side pieces were ledder steles. The belief that bad things happen to people who walk under ladders is attested from 1787, but its origin likely is more scientific than superstitious.
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