Definition of walk-up in English:

walk-up

noun

North American

1A building allowing access to the upper floors by stairs only.
（大楼）无电梯的
a studio apartment in an ungentrified walk-up
as modifier a walk-up hotel
Example sentencesExamples
- He held to a value system he couldn't find in Kenwood, or in the bug-infested walk-ups, or in the shelters.
- It was an 80-floor walk-up, we were saying, and they'd better book the next day off.
- Glouberman lives in a walk-up next door to The Beaconsfield; his roof-top patio overlooks the site where the bar wants to build theirs.
- One of the most interesting spaces to open recently is the South African-run Axis Gallery, located on the top floor of a tiny walk-up at 453 West 17th Street.
- I'm also on the fourth floor of a walk-up, so racing up and down is not an option.
- Within a few days of settling in to my apartment in a four-story walk-up, I plunged into the novel.
- I was not married; I lived in a five-story walk-up in the East Village; I worked freelance; and I would have to go on bed rest in March.
- They explored solutions such as taking down some of the towers and adding walk-ups.
- Immigrants felt they had truly made it in the New World when they traded in their four-storey walk-up for a four-car garage.
- He carted them all back to his rent-stabilized walk-up on the Upper East Side.
- On a weeknight in early February, the front line in the battle to privatize America's public schools reached the top floor of a five-story walk-up in Flatbush, Brooklyn.
- Instead I had a dodgy job for a dodgier boss, working out of a four floor walk-up above a bridal wholesalers in Soho.
Synonyms
ascend, mount, scale, scramble up, clamber up, shin up
1. 1.1 A room or flat in a walk-up building.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Number nine was a fourth-floor walk-up on Avenue B. Walls.
  Kokhi's parents' place is a tiny top-floor walk-up in one of the slummy blocks that line Hebron Road on its way out of town.
  Williams says she already feels more energetic, and she's finally able to visit her sister, who lives in a third-floor walk-up.
  She had budgeted $140,000 for a two-bedroom home in a modern building with an elevator, but had to settle for a one-bedroom, third-floor walk-up in a building built in 1936.
  When I met Mamie, she was living in her sixth-floor walk-up.
  ‘It was her example and selfless service, raising four boys in a fourth floor walk-up that made the difference’.
  Living in Chicago, her apartment was a second story walk-up.
  I live in a fourth-floor walk-up in Brooklyn; I do not need a whole lot of gardening hints.
  His studio was like a creepy one-room place that was a walk-up on top of a deli, so it smelled real weird.
  She had never been to a place like that before - a fifth floor walk-up along a dingy staircase, a room papered in heavy metal posters.
  Many experts say today's twenty-somethings don't want to downscale by sharing a walk-up with three roommates when their middle class parents have a house where they can crash.
  The Reuben Gallery, by contrast, was a third-floor walk-up in a small, aging building.
  So, you tell me, why am I sitting here in a rented second floor walk-up, albeit at the beach, awaiting the outcome of possible condemnation resulting from six violations of the city housing code?
  I could slap her slum landlord with a fine, a whipping or a public egging for failing to fix the elevator to her third floor walk-up.
  I lived in a small corner of a huge three bedroom flat, a dank leaking walk-up above a convenience store.
  Ms. Dinoire's mother, returning to her third-floor walk-up with a plastic bag of groceries, waved off a reporter last week.
  Doron and Liz were sharing a sixth-floor walk-up in the tangled heart of the Marais, and I was a mere ten-minute walk to the east, in a studio on the edge of the artsy 11th arrondissement.
  He lived in… squalor might be too strong a word, but his last apartment was a 6th-floor walk-up.

Definition of walk-up in US English:

walk-up

adjectiveˈwôk ˌəpˈwɔk ˌəp

1(of a building) allowing access to the upper floors by stairs only; having no elevator.
（大楼）无电梯的
a walk-up hotel
无电梯的旅馆。
Example sentencesExamples
- He had an office in my grandmother's dilapidated walk-up office building.
- This walk-up design envisioned one layer of two-story row houses on top of an identical layer of row houses.
1. 1.1 (of a room or apartment) accessed by stairs.
  （房间，公寓）无电梯大楼里的
  Example sentencesExamples
  Wait till we paint, or put up some art… then I'll be happy to show off our walk-up penthouse.
  From our rundown walk-up office on Spadina, we threw together campaigns against cruise missiles and nuclear power.
  Living in a walk-up apartment as a cripple is sure to be hell.
  After first moving there in the winter of 1940, Guthrie met and lived with the legendary bluesman Leadbelly and his wife Martha in their cramped walk-up apartment on the lower East Side.
  To some, inner Berlin is a grim city made of walk-up flats round dingy courtyards - but the ways of living that these embody are loved by the citizens.
  In a third-floor walk-up gallery next door to a Church Street bookshop, a handful of youthful students is learning how to loosen society's oppressive grip.
  Besides, I dare you to come up with something more fun than shopping for wedding dresses and a new walk-up apartment with crutches.
  I forgot the movie but I remember coming home to our Brooklyn walk-up apartment to see the somber look on the faces of my parents as they stared into the floor radio and listened intently to the war reports.
2. 1.2 (of a building or service) easily accessible to pedestrians.
  a walk-up food stand
  Example sentencesExamples
  About 2/3 way through the trip, the train makes one intermediate station stop near where there is a walk-up trail to the top of the mountain.
  Hanrahan said the Bay and Broad facility will offer a walk-up window for customers, as well as a drive-up ATM.
  It's a large, sit-down restaurant, open late nights, with a walk-up window of course.
  You can get an ice cream cone the size of your head for two bucks at the Twist of the Mist - a walk-up ice cream shop shaped like a giant ice cream cone.
  The apartments have private balconies and porches linked to walk-up stoops, mimicking the privately owned houses in the neighborhood.
3. 1.3 (of a travel fare) at the price charged for immediate use rather than at the lower level provided when a customer makes a reservation in advance.
  the one-way walk-up fare from Baltimore to San Francisco
  Example sentencesExamples
  So, even before SimpliFares, the network carriers lowered many walk-up and advance-purchase fares to match prices charged by LCCs on those competitive routes.

nounˈwôk ˌəpˈwɔk ˌəp

North American

A building allowing access to the upper floors by stairs only.
（大楼）无电梯的
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead I had a dodgy job for a dodgier boss, working out of a four floor walk-up above a bridal wholesalers in Soho.
- Within a few days of settling in to my apartment in a four-story walk-up, I plunged into the novel.
- Immigrants felt they had truly made it in the New World when they traded in their four-storey walk-up for a four-car garage.
- On a weeknight in early February, the front line in the battle to privatize America's public schools reached the top floor of a five-story walk-up in Flatbush, Brooklyn.
- I'm also on the fourth floor of a walk-up, so racing up and down is not an option.
- He carted them all back to his rent-stabilized walk-up on the Upper East Side.
- It was an 80-floor walk-up, we were saying, and they'd better book the next day off.
- He held to a value system he couldn't find in Kenwood, or in the bug-infested walk-ups, or in the shelters.
- I was not married; I lived in a five-story walk-up in the East Village; I worked freelance; and I would have to go on bed rest in March.
- Glouberman lives in a walk-up next door to The Beaconsfield; his roof-top patio overlooks the site where the bar wants to build theirs.
- They explored solutions such as taking down some of the towers and adding walk-ups.
- One of the most interesting spaces to open recently is the South African-run Axis Gallery, located on the top floor of a tiny walk-up at 453 West 17th Street.
Synonyms
ascend, mount, scale, scramble up, clamber up, shin up

词汇	walk-up
释义	Definition of walk-up in English: walk-up noun North American 1A building allowing access to the upper floors by stairs only. （大楼）无电梯的 a studio apartment in an ungentrified walk-up as modifier a walk-up hotel Example sentencesExamples He held to a value system he couldn't find in Kenwood, or in the bug-infested walk-ups, or in the shelters. It was an 80-floor walk-up, we were saying, and they'd better book the next day off. Glouberman lives in a walk-up next door to The Beaconsfield; his roof-top patio overlooks the site where the bar wants to build theirs. One of the most interesting spaces to open recently is the South African-run Axis Gallery, located on the top floor of a tiny walk-up at 453 West 17th Street. I'm also on the fourth floor of a walk-up, so racing up and down is not an option. Within a few days of settling in to my apartment in a four-story walk-up, I plunged into the novel. I was not married; I lived in a five-story walk-up in the East Village; I worked freelance; and I would have to go on bed rest in March. They explored solutions such as taking down some of the towers and adding walk-ups. Immigrants felt they had truly made it in the New World when they traded in their four-storey walk-up for a four-car garage. He carted them all back to his rent-stabilized walk-up on the Upper East Side. On a weeknight in early February, the front line in the battle to privatize America's public schools reached the top floor of a five-story walk-up in Flatbush, Brooklyn. Instead I had a dodgy job for a dodgier boss, working out of a four floor walk-up above a bridal wholesalers in Soho. Synonyms ascend, mount, scale, scramble up, clamber up, shin up 1.1 A room or flat in a walk-up building. Example sentencesExamples Number nine was a fourth-floor walk-up on Avenue B. Walls. Kokhi's parents' place is a tiny top-floor walk-up in one of the slummy blocks that line Hebron Road on its way out of town. Williams says she already feels more energetic, and she's finally able to visit her sister, who lives in a third-floor walk-up. She had budgeted $140,000 for a two-bedroom home in a modern building with an elevator, but had to settle for a one-bedroom, third-floor walk-up in a building built in 1936. When I met Mamie, she was living in her sixth-floor walk-up. ‘It was her example and selfless service, raising four boys in a fourth floor walk-up that made the difference’. Living in Chicago, her apartment was a second story walk-up. I live in a fourth-floor walk-up in Brooklyn; I do not need a whole lot of gardening hints. His studio was like a creepy one-room place that was a walk-up on top of a deli, so it smelled real weird. She had never been to a place like that before - a fifth floor walk-up along a dingy staircase, a room papered in heavy metal posters. Many experts say today's twenty-somethings don't want to downscale by sharing a walk-up with three roommates when their middle class parents have a house where they can crash. The Reuben Gallery, by contrast, was a third-floor walk-up in a small, aging building. So, you tell me, why am I sitting here in a rented second floor walk-up, albeit at the beach, awaiting the outcome of possible condemnation resulting from six violations of the city housing code? I could slap her slum landlord with a fine, a whipping or a public egging for failing to fix the elevator to her third floor walk-up. I lived in a small corner of a huge three bedroom flat, a dank leaking walk-up above a convenience store. Ms. Dinoire's mother, returning to her third-floor walk-up with a plastic bag of groceries, waved off a reporter last week. Doron and Liz were sharing a sixth-floor walk-up in the tangled heart of the Marais, and I was a mere ten-minute walk to the east, in a studio on the edge of the artsy 11th arrondissement. He lived in… squalor might be too strong a word, but his last apartment was a 6th-floor walk-up. Definition of walk-up in US English: walk-up adjectiveˈwôk ˌəpˈwɔk ˌəp 1(of a building) allowing access to the upper floors by stairs only; having no elevator. （大楼）无电梯的 a walk-up hotel 无电梯的旅馆。 Example sentencesExamples He had an office in my grandmother's dilapidated walk-up office building. This walk-up design envisioned one layer of two-story row houses on top of an identical layer of row houses. 1.1 (of a room or apartment) accessed by stairs. （房间，公寓）无电梯大楼里的 Example sentencesExamples Wait till we paint, or put up some art… then I'll be happy to show off our walk-up penthouse. From our rundown walk-up office on Spadina, we threw together campaigns against cruise missiles and nuclear power. Living in a walk-up apartment as a cripple is sure to be hell. After first moving there in the winter of 1940, Guthrie met and lived with the legendary bluesman Leadbelly and his wife Martha in their cramped walk-up apartment on the lower East Side. To some, inner Berlin is a grim city made of walk-up flats round dingy courtyards - but the ways of living that these embody are loved by the citizens. In a third-floor walk-up gallery next door to a Church Street bookshop, a handful of youthful students is learning how to loosen society's oppressive grip. Besides, I dare you to come up with something more fun than shopping for wedding dresses and a new walk-up apartment with crutches. I forgot the movie but I remember coming home to our Brooklyn walk-up apartment to see the somber look on the faces of my parents as they stared into the floor radio and listened intently to the war reports. 1.2 (of a building or service) easily accessible to pedestrians. a walk-up food stand Example sentencesExamples About 2/3 way through the trip, the train makes one intermediate station stop near where there is a walk-up trail to the top of the mountain. Hanrahan said the Bay and Broad facility will offer a walk-up window for customers, as well as a drive-up ATM. It's a large, sit-down restaurant, open late nights, with a walk-up window of course. You can get an ice cream cone the size of your head for two bucks at the Twist of the Mist - a walk-up ice cream shop shaped like a giant ice cream cone. The apartments have private balconies and porches linked to walk-up stoops, mimicking the privately owned houses in the neighborhood. 1.3 (of a travel fare) at the price charged for immediate use rather than at the lower level provided when a customer makes a reservation in advance. the one-way walk-up fare from Baltimore to San Francisco Example sentencesExamples So, even before SimpliFares, the network carriers lowered many walk-up and advance-purchase fares to match prices charged by LCCs on those competitive routes. nounˈwôk ˌəpˈwɔk ˌəp North American A building allowing access to the upper floors by stairs only. （大楼）无电梯的 Example sentencesExamples Instead I had a dodgy job for a dodgier boss, working out of a four floor walk-up above a bridal wholesalers in Soho. Within a few days of settling in to my apartment in a four-story walk-up, I plunged into the novel. Immigrants felt they had truly made it in the New World when they traded in their four-storey walk-up for a four-car garage. On a weeknight in early February, the front line in the battle to privatize America's public schools reached the top floor of a five-story walk-up in Flatbush, Brooklyn. I'm also on the fourth floor of a walk-up, so racing up and down is not an option. He carted them all back to his rent-stabilized walk-up on the Upper East Side. It was an 80-floor walk-up, we were saying, and they'd better book the next day off. He held to a value system he couldn't find in Kenwood, or in the bug-infested walk-ups, or in the shelters. I was not married; I lived in a five-story walk-up in the East Village; I worked freelance; and I would have to go on bed rest in March. Glouberman lives in a walk-up next door to The Beaconsfield; his roof-top patio overlooks the site where the bar wants to build theirs. They explored solutions such as taking down some of the towers and adding walk-ups. One of the most interesting spaces to open recently is the South African-run Axis Gallery, located on the top floor of a tiny walk-up at 453 West 17th Street. Synonyms ascend, mount, scale, scramble up, clamber up, shin up
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