stair

IPA: stˈɛr

noun

  • A single step in a staircase.
  • A series of steps; a staircase.
  • A surname.
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Examples of "stair" in Sentences

  • Do you know why in the Vatican museum the stair is a double helix?
  • Though those designs mostly tend to open by lifting the stair, which is hinged.
  • Each stair is illuminated by a three beam spotlight and all the wires are intelligently hidden.
  • The spiral stair is very keen but getting my humungous bag up to the loft was a trial, especially as
  • This little stair is enclosed on one side by a balustrade on which the children can rest their hands.
  • The little round stair is another game, in which a little wooden stairway, built on the plan of the spiral, is used.
  • They are often called stair chairs because they frequently use a chair that is attached to a set of rails in order to transpo ...
  • The small kitchen was at the top of the main stair case in Bruch House, in the section reserved for amenities like lifts, plumbing, and entrances.
  • In this game of the Big Stair, the eye of the child can easily recognise an error, since if he mistakes, the stair is irregular, that is, there will be a high step, behind which the step which should have ascended, decreases.

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