stair

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stair
[ˈsteə(r)]
sustantivo
1escalón (m) peldaño (m) (single step)
  • stair(s) -> escalera(s) (f pl)

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stair [stear]
sustantivo
1Escalón, peldaño.
2 (plural)
  • One pair of stairs -> el primer alto o el primer piso
  • Spira -> o corkscrew stairs, escalera de caracol
  • Flight of stairs -> tramo de escalera, Stair-carpet, alfombra de escalera
  • Stair-rod -> varilla para sujetar la alfombra de escalera, en el piso superior
  • Downstairs -> abajo, en el piso inferior
  • To g -> o come upstairs, subir la escalera
  • To g -> o come downstairs, bajar la escalera
Escalera, una serie de escalones.

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stair [stɛəʳ]
noun
1 (single step) escalón; (m) peldaño; (m) (stairway) escalera; (f)
2 stairs escalera; (f)
a flight of stairs un tramo de escalera; life below stairs la vida de los criados; gossip below stairs habladurías de la servidumbre; (f)
modifier
stair carpet (n) alfombra de escalera; (f)
stair lift (n) (plataforma ) salvaescaleras; (f) (m) elevador de escaleras; (m)
He walks with the aid of a walking stick and has to use a stair-lift What if the parent needs to move to a bungalow or cannot get a grant for a stair lift? If climbing stairs is a problem, let a stairlift take the strain. Easily controlled by buttons or a joystick on the arm, it glides up and down a rail - fixed securely to the floor or stair surface - and stops automatically at the top. When not in use it folds up out of the way
stair rod (n) varilla (para sujetar la alfombra de la escalera); (f)

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