Definition of stepladder in English:

stepladder

nounˈstɛpladəˈstɛpˌlædər

A short folding ladder with flat steps and a small platform.
活梯，凳梯
Example sentencesExamples
- Again access to flowers on lower branches was by stepladders.
- We ate the baked chicken, rice and veggies and finished off with dark chocolate pieces we had to get on a stepladder to reach - they're kept on the top shelf on the cabinet so certain short people don't snack.
- I have rather high ceilings in my apartment, which means the lightbulbs remained dead because even with a stepladder, I'm not tall enough to get to them.
- If I were really worried, I'd get a stepladder and get up closer to her and see how she reacted… if she didn't seem eager to come down, I'd probably not force the issue.
- Then, balancing precariously on a stepladder, I rethreaded the rods in the fixture and repositioned all the glass frames except one.
- Behind these barricades are around 100 stepladders, packed leg to hinge.
- When cleaning the guttering of a bungalow, always place one's stepladders at right angles to the exterior walls.
- Double-sided steps are sturdier than a smaller stepladder and are good for more demanding tasks - such as decorating around door frames.
- On stepladders, never stand on the paint shelf, spreaders or back section.
- Use a stepladder or tie an extension ladder securely to the tree and keep one hand on it and one on the saw.
- She said they worked hard to complete the renovations, which transformed the building from a barn with a rickety stepladder and an old straw loft into the working gallery.
- He folds up the small stepladder and tucks it under his arm.
- In at least one case, that of stepladders, the price has been more than doubled.
- The store was crammed with stock and staff were on stepladders hanging scarves 12 feet off the floor (either a bizarre new way to display stock or, more likely, an indication that they have nowhere else to put it).
- Would the person who took the stepladder yesterday please return it or further steps will be taken.
- Among the warning labels he had designed were those for stepladders, tampons, and swimming pools.
- The higher shelves were still out of reach, but there were handy stepladders in all the bays.
- She isn't one to ask to spend time looking at old pictures, so stowing them on a high shelf requiring a stepladder to reach won't be a problem.
- I need a new stepladder but I want to see the height of the ceilings in the next place before we invest.
- A craftsman joiner, distinguished by his long white apron, poses on a pair of stepladders, apparently putting the finishing touches to an open door.

Definition of stepladder in US English:

stepladder

nounˈstepˌladərˈstɛpˌlædər

A short folding ladder with flat steps and a small platform.
活梯，凳梯
Example sentencesExamples
- The higher shelves were still out of reach, but there were handy stepladders in all the bays.
- A craftsman joiner, distinguished by his long white apron, poses on a pair of stepladders, apparently putting the finishing touches to an open door.
- She said they worked hard to complete the renovations, which transformed the building from a barn with a rickety stepladder and an old straw loft into the working gallery.
- When cleaning the guttering of a bungalow, always place one's stepladders at right angles to the exterior walls.
- I have rather high ceilings in my apartment, which means the lightbulbs remained dead because even with a stepladder, I'm not tall enough to get to them.
- I need a new stepladder but I want to see the height of the ceilings in the next place before we invest.
- Again access to flowers on lower branches was by stepladders.
- Use a stepladder or tie an extension ladder securely to the tree and keep one hand on it and one on the saw.
- In at least one case, that of stepladders, the price has been more than doubled.
- He folds up the small stepladder and tucks it under his arm.
- If I were really worried, I'd get a stepladder and get up closer to her and see how she reacted… if she didn't seem eager to come down, I'd probably not force the issue.
- The store was crammed with stock and staff were on stepladders hanging scarves 12 feet off the floor (either a bizarre new way to display stock or, more likely, an indication that they have nowhere else to put it).
- Then, balancing precariously on a stepladder, I rethreaded the rods in the fixture and repositioned all the glass frames except one.
- Would the person who took the stepladder yesterday please return it or further steps will be taken.
- She isn't one to ask to spend time looking at old pictures, so stowing them on a high shelf requiring a stepladder to reach won't be a problem.
- We ate the baked chicken, rice and veggies and finished off with dark chocolate pieces we had to get on a stepladder to reach - they're kept on the top shelf on the cabinet so certain short people don't snack.
- On stepladders, never stand on the paint shelf, spreaders or back section.
- Double-sided steps are sturdier than a smaller stepladder and are good for more demanding tasks - such as decorating around door frames.
- Among the warning labels he had designed were those for stepladders, tampons, and swimming pools.
- Behind these barricades are around 100 stepladders, packed leg to hinge.

词汇	stepladder
释义	Definition of stepladder in English: stepladder nounˈstɛpladəˈstɛpˌlædər A short folding ladder with flat steps and a small platform. 活梯，凳梯 Example sentencesExamples Again access to flowers on lower branches was by stepladders. We ate the baked chicken, rice and veggies and finished off with dark chocolate pieces we had to get on a stepladder to reach - they're kept on the top shelf on the cabinet so certain short people don't snack. I have rather high ceilings in my apartment, which means the lightbulbs remained dead because even with a stepladder, I'm not tall enough to get to them. If I were really worried, I'd get a stepladder and get up closer to her and see how she reacted… if she didn't seem eager to come down, I'd probably not force the issue. Then, balancing precariously on a stepladder, I rethreaded the rods in the fixture and repositioned all the glass frames except one. Behind these barricades are around 100 stepladders, packed leg to hinge. When cleaning the guttering of a bungalow, always place one's stepladders at right angles to the exterior walls. Double-sided steps are sturdier than a smaller stepladder and are good for more demanding tasks - such as decorating around door frames. On stepladders, never stand on the paint shelf, spreaders or back section. Use a stepladder or tie an extension ladder securely to the tree and keep one hand on it and one on the saw. She said they worked hard to complete the renovations, which transformed the building from a barn with a rickety stepladder and an old straw loft into the working gallery. He folds up the small stepladder and tucks it under his arm. In at least one case, that of stepladders, the price has been more than doubled. The store was crammed with stock and staff were on stepladders hanging scarves 12 feet off the floor (either a bizarre new way to display stock or, more likely, an indication that they have nowhere else to put it). Would the person who took the stepladder yesterday please return it or further steps will be taken. Among the warning labels he had designed were those for stepladders, tampons, and swimming pools. The higher shelves were still out of reach, but there were handy stepladders in all the bays. She isn't one to ask to spend time looking at old pictures, so stowing them on a high shelf requiring a stepladder to reach won't be a problem. I need a new stepladder but I want to see the height of the ceilings in the next place before we invest. A craftsman joiner, distinguished by his long white apron, poses on a pair of stepladders, apparently putting the finishing touches to an open door. Definition of stepladder in US English: stepladder nounˈstepˌladərˈstɛpˌlædər A short folding ladder with flat steps and a small platform. 活梯，凳梯 Example sentencesExamples The higher shelves were still out of reach, but there were handy stepladders in all the bays. A craftsman joiner, distinguished by his long white apron, poses on a pair of stepladders, apparently putting the finishing touches to an open door. She said they worked hard to complete the renovations, which transformed the building from a barn with a rickety stepladder and an old straw loft into the working gallery. When cleaning the guttering of a bungalow, always place one's stepladders at right angles to the exterior walls. I have rather high ceilings in my apartment, which means the lightbulbs remained dead because even with a stepladder, I'm not tall enough to get to them. I need a new stepladder but I want to see the height of the ceilings in the next place before we invest. Again access to flowers on lower branches was by stepladders. Use a stepladder or tie an extension ladder securely to the tree and keep one hand on it and one on the saw. In at least one case, that of stepladders, the price has been more than doubled. He folds up the small stepladder and tucks it under his arm. If I were really worried, I'd get a stepladder and get up closer to her and see how she reacted… if she didn't seem eager to come down, I'd probably not force the issue. The store was crammed with stock and staff were on stepladders hanging scarves 12 feet off the floor (either a bizarre new way to display stock or, more likely, an indication that they have nowhere else to put it). Then, balancing precariously on a stepladder, I rethreaded the rods in the fixture and repositioned all the glass frames except one. Would the person who took the stepladder yesterday please return it or further steps will be taken. She isn't one to ask to spend time looking at old pictures, so stowing them on a high shelf requiring a stepladder to reach won't be a problem. We ate the baked chicken, rice and veggies and finished off with dark chocolate pieces we had to get on a stepladder to reach - they're kept on the top shelf on the cabinet so certain short people don't snack. On stepladders, never stand on the paint shelf, spreaders or back section. Double-sided steps are sturdier than a smaller stepladder and are good for more demanding tasks - such as decorating around door frames. Among the warning labels he had designed were those for stepladders, tampons, and swimming pools. Behind these barricades are around 100 stepladders, packed leg to hinge.
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