階梯，指臺(tái)階和梯子;比喻進(jìn)身的憑借或途徑。那么你知道階梯的英語單詞是什么嗎?下面來學(xué)習(xí)一下吧。

　　階梯英語單詞1：

　　ladder

　　階梯英語單詞2：

　　step

　　階梯的英語例句：

　　他下階梯時(shí)，半路摔倒了。

　　He was halfway down the ladder when he fell.

　　2.忘掉晉升階梯;把職場當(dāng)做攀爬架。

　　Forget the ladder; climb the jungle gym.

　　旅客魚貫走下階梯。

　　A file of passengers was coming down the steps.

　　木樓梯側(cè)板，木樓梯小梁在階梯兩邊支撐樓梯的踏板和豎板的有凹口的木板

　　A notched board at either side of a staircase that supports the treads and risers.

　　發(fā)奮工作常是通向成功的階梯。

　　Hard work is often a ladder to success.

　　他尚處于政治階梯的最低一級(jí)。

　　He is still on the bottom ring of the political ladder.

　　另有一種看法認(rèn)為，該階梯實(shí)際上是阿奴金字塔用于排水的溝渠。

　　A trough running parallel to the staircase was used to drain the ziggurat.

　　你的老板提出更高的職業(yè)階梯鳴響，但你不準(zhǔn)備爬。

　　The boss has offered you a higher rung on the career ladder, but you're not ready to climb.

　　然而這個(gè)階梯并不是直上直下的，

　　But this ladder does not go straight up.

　　堂前有一道階梯，進(jìn)門前先得穿過一座幽深而宏偉的拱門。

　　A flight of steps leads up to it through a deep and gloomy but magnificent arch.

　　這個(gè)年輕人知道如何順著社會(huì)階梯向上爬。

　　This young man knows how to climb the social ladder.

　　他尚處于政治階梯的最低一級(jí)。

　　He is still on the bottom rung of the political ladder.

　　掃把在階梯爬上爬下，

　　The broom went up and down the steps.

　　社會(huì)階梯底層上的人們沒有太多的下跌空間。

　　Those at the bottom of the ladder do not have far to fall.

　　今天下午我們將在階梯教室上課。

　　We will have class in the theatre this afternoon.

　　在希望的引導(dǎo)下，我們一步步踏上神秘的階梯，兒這個(gè)姐弟的頂端卻不曾有人見過。

　　Hope lifts us step by step up the mysterious ladder, the top of which no eye hath ever seen.

　　勇氣是使夢(mèng)想成真的階梯。

　　Courage is the ladder to achieve your dream.

　　如果人們認(rèn)為他們可以沿著收入的階梯向上攀爬，那么他們?cè)敢馊淌芨蟮氖杖氩罹唷?/p>

　　If people think they can move up the income ladder, they're willing to tolerate a larger equality gap.

　　研究了一種新型的水下焊接系統(tǒng)。系統(tǒng)中弧焊電源輸出階梯型的外特性，送絲系統(tǒng)采用脈動(dòng)送絲方式。

　　A new type of underwater welding system is studied, which includes an oscillating wire feed system and a welding power source with staircase external characteristic.

　　就餐者可以從機(jī)尾的階梯上去，穿過餐廳到達(dá)飛機(jī)。

　　Diners can access the plane via a flight of stairs near the tail, and the public must go through the restaurant in order to enter the aircraft.