vertical lift used for transporting people or goods between floors of a building

stairs; staircase; stairway

ladder; stepladder

(metaphorical) a path, means, or ladder to success or progress; a way to reach a goal

The rate at which a measurement, such as temperature, pressure, or speed, changes over a certain distance or time.

a group of units arranged in a step-like formation for military action or travel, or a group organized into batches for an activity

Stepped or terraced agricultural plots built into the side of a hill or mountain slope; often surrounded by low earthen walls to prevent soil erosion and facilitate irrigation.

abbreviation for [[自动扶梯|自動扶梯|zi4 dong4 fu2 ti1]]

A long ladder used for scaling walls in ancient warfare or for modern firefighting; also refers to an extension ladder used by firefighters.

a quadrilateral with only one pair of parallel sides

a single step on a staircase or a rung on a ladder

(children's) slide; a sliding board used for play or exercise

A tall ladder or stairway attached to high buildings, ships, or large structures

staircase; flight of stairs; stairwell

a flexible ladder made of ropes

(noun) a series of levels, tiers, or batches arranged in a specific sequence; a group of people or things organized to occur or be dealt with in succession

ladder or ramp used for boarding and exiting ships or aircraft

A ladder formed by people standing on one another's shoulders to help someone climb over a wall or reach a high place

a staircase that rises in a spiral pattern; winding stairs

A ladder made of rope or metal chains with parallel wooden or metal rungs

A moving staircase driven by an electric motor and conveyor belt to carry people between floors of a building.

A hanging ladder or rope ladder used for climbing.

TNT (trinitrotoluene); a powerful yellow crystalline explosive used widely in military applications

stairs built on the outside or inside of a building for emergency escape during a fire

a playground slide; to go down a slide

emergency staircase or fire escape, typically on the exterior of a building; also referred to as a [[避火梯|避火梯|bi4 huo3 ti1]]

hanging ladder made of rope

a winding or spiral staircase, typically installed around a central pillar to save space

(literary) suave and smooth-talking; being agreeable and compliant just to fit in with current trends

to scale mountains and cross seas; to make a long and arduous journey across vast distances

To lure someone onto a roof and then take away the ladder, leaving them stranded; to entrap someone by creating an opportunity and then cutting off their retreat.

To go up or down by elevator; to ride an elevator.

to take advantage of an opportunity or situation to get out of an awkward position or predicament

South Ossetia, a landlocked region in the South Caucasus

a staircase that circles around a central pole or winds in a curved shape

to ride an elevator

Ossetia, an ethnolinguistic region in the Caucasus Mountains

moving staircase used for transporting people between floors of a building

To abandon or sabotage a partner before a task is finished; to leave someone in the lurch by withdrawing support at a critical moment.

to set up or lean a ladder against something

A staircase with a right-angled turn, resembling a carpenter's square.

Adolphe Thiers (1797-1877), French statesman and historian; historian who was the second elected President of France

(bound form) scaling ladders and battering rams used in ancient warfare for attacking city walls

a stool with steps or legs that function like a ladder

to climb or scale steep mountains, often with the aid of tools like rope ladders

(literary) personal savings or property kept secret from others; private stash

gradient echo; a signal used in magnetic resonance imaging created by manipulating magnetic field gradients

laddering, specifically the practice of selling stocks in increments over a period of time

TNT equivalent; a unit used to measure the energy released by an explosion, expressed as the amount of TNT needed to produce the same energy