flight of stairs

英 [flaɪt ɒv steəz]

美 [flaɪt əv stɛrz]

网络  阶梯步级

英英释义

noun

• a stairway (set of steps) between one floor or landing and the next
  Synonym:flightflight of steps

双语例句

• We walked up a flight of stairs
  我们上了一段楼梯。
• I did not relish the prospect of climbing another flight of stairs.
  我真不乐意还得再爬一层楼梯。
• Then came the day when she heard a heavy footfall on the first landing, heard somebody running frantically up the first flight of stairs, heard a man's voice shouting something.
  直到有一天，她听到楼梯口传来沉重的脚步声，听到有人慌慌张张跑上第一层的楼梯，还听到有人在叫喊着些什么。
• Call the FBL and tell them I fell down a flight of stairs!
  告诉他们我从楼梯上摔了下来！
• Takes about a minute to climb one flight of stairs.
  爬一层要花费一分钟的时间。
• For example, if a business analyst has to walk up a flight of stairs two or three times a day to see the business experts, this constitutes motion waste.
  例如，如果一个业务分析员一天需要上下楼梯两三次以会见业务专家，那么就会产生移动消耗了。
• You're in poor trim. A man of your age shouldn't be puffing and blowing after climbing one flight of stairs.
  你身体不太好。像你这样年纪的人爬一层楼梯后不该这样气喘。
• She descended one flight of stairs.
  她走下了一段楼梯。
• After climbing that long flight of stairs she was completely out of breath.
  爬完这么长的一段楼梯后，她已完全喘不过气来了。
• Having only one flight of stairs, improves the movement between each floor.
  有楼梯的只有一次飞行，改善每地板之间的运动。