| 单词 | ladder |
| 释义 | ladder noun¹ 1piece of equipment for climbing up sth梯子adjective | verb + ladder | preposition | phrases adjective➤rickety快要散架的梯子➤metal, wooden金属梯；木梯➤long, tall长梯；高梯子▸➤loft, rope阁楼爬梯；绳梯➤fire-escape太平梯verb + ladder➤ascend, clamber up, climb, climb up, go up, mount, scale爬（上）梯子；费力地爬上梯子；攀登梯子◆he went up the ladder onto the deck.他沿着梯子上了甲板。➤come down, descend, go down沿梯而下；下梯子▸➤put up支起梯子◆we put up the ladder against the wall.我们把梯子靠墙支起来。➤fall off从梯子上掉下preposition➤on a/the ladder, up a/the ladder在梯子上◆she was up a ladder fixing the roof.她在梯子上修理房顶。➤down a/the ladder在梯子下端◆i was standing lower down the ladder.我正站在梯子下端。➤ladder to通往⋯的梯子◆the ladder to the gallery通往楼座的梯子phrases➤the bottom of a ladder, the foot of a ladder, the top of a ladder梯子底部；梯子顶部▸➤a rung of a ladder, a step of a ladder梯级◆several of the ladder's rungs were broken.这架梯子有好几根横档断了。ladder noun² 2levels in a system级别adjective | verb + ladder | preposition | phrases adjective➤economic, evolutionary, social经济阶梯；进化的阶梯；社会阶层◆the people at the top of the social ladder处于社会最上层的人➤career, corporate, promotion事业阶梯；公司里的等级；晋升的阶梯▸➤housing, property (both bre) 住房／房产阶梯verb + ladder➤ascend, climb, move up升迁；进步◆she was anxious to move up the promotion ladder.她渴望得到晋升。➤get onto爬上晋升阶梯preposition➤higher up the ladder在较高层级◆creatures higher up the evolutionary ladder处于进化较高阶段的生物➤lower down the ladder在较低层级▸➤ladder of⋯的阶梯◆the ladder of fame成名的阶梯➤ladder to通向⋯的阶梯◆his good looks helped him on the ladder to success.他的英俊长相帮助他踏上了成功的阶梯。phrases➤get one foot on the ladder, have one foot on the ladder (both especially bre) 踏上⋯阶梯◆he finally managed to get one foot on the career ladder.他终于成功地踏上了事业进步的阶梯。➤a rung on the ladder, a step on the ladder晋升阶梯上的一级◆the old problem of how to get onto the first step on the ladder如何踏上晋升阶梯的第一步这一老问题 ladder /lædə(r)/ noun [countable, usually singular] a series of stages by which sb/sth makes progress 阶梯；途径◆she worked her way up the ladder to become ceo. 她经过努力晋升到首席执行官这个职位。◆climbing the technology ladder 攀登技术阶梯 career ladder ◇ corporate ladder ☞ ladderladder [countable, usually singular] a series of stages by which you can make progress, especially in a career or organization（尤指事业或机构中晋升的）阶梯，途径◆how quickly you move up the career ladder depends largely on your level of commitment.你在事业阶梯上晋升的快慢主要取决于你对工作的投入程度。◆she was not interested in climbing the corporate ladder.她无意在公司里往上爬。ladder/ˈlædə(r) ||; ˈlædɚ/noun[c] 1. a piece of equipment that is used for climbing up sth. a ladder consists of two long pieces of metal, wood or rope with steps fixed between them 梯子 (figurative 比喻) to climb the ladder of success 爬上成功的阶梯 ☞look at stepladder. 参看stepladder。 2. (us 美 run) a long hole in the thin pieces of clothing that women wear to cover their legs (tights)or(stockings), where the threads have broken （裤袜或长筒袜）脱线，抽丝: ◇oh no! i've got a ladder in my tights. 哎呀！我的裤袜脱了线。 ladder verb [i,t] laddersee ⇨ tear 1,5 • • •• ⇨ move/go/climb up the ladder lad·der /`lædə; ˈlædə/n [c] 1. a piece of equipment used for climbing up to high places, consisting of two long bars connected with short bars 梯子 2. if you climb up the ladder in an organization, you move up to a higher position ［机构中的］级别，等级:◇stevens started on the bottom rung of the ladder. 史蒂文斯从最低级别的职员做起。 3. bre a long hole in a woman's stockings or tights 【英】 ［女子长筒袜或连裤袜的］抽丝; run ame 【美】 ☞ ladder |
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