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ladder ladder ★★☆☆☆/læ̱də(r)/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]梯子 A ladder is a piece of equipment used for climbing up something or down from something. It consists of two long pieces of wood, metal, or rope with steps fixed between them. 2[N-SING	单数名词]（社会、组织或系统中晋升或降级的）梯级，阶梯 You can use the ladder to refer to something such as a society, organization, or system which has different levels that people can progress up or drop down.   [the N]If they want to climb the ladder of success they should be given that opportunity...假如他们有出人头地的意愿，就应该给他们那样的机会。She admired her mother's sister for moving up the social ladder.她羡慕姨妈社会地位的提升。3[N-COUNT	可数名词]（女性长筒袜或裤袜的）抽丝，脱线 A ladder is a hole or torn part in a woman's stocking or tights, where some of the vertical threads have broken, leaving only the horizontal threads.   [mainly BRIT 主英]Her hair was a mess and there was a ladder in her tights.她头发乱糟糟，裤袜脱了线。in AM, use 美国英语用 run ladder1 nounladder2 verbladderlad‧der1 /ˈlædə $ -ər/ ●●● S3 noun [countable]  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1ladder (1)laddera piece of equipment used for climbing up to or down from high places. A ladder has two bars that are connected by rungs (=short bars that you use as steps):  She climbed up the ladder. He hurt himself falling off a ladder. →Snakes and Ladders, rope ladder, stepladder2a series of levels which someone moves up and down within an organization, profession, or societycareer/corporate ladder Stevens slowly worked his way up the corporate ladder. Becoming a doctor would be a step up the social ladder. the first step on the ladder of success3British English a long thin hole in stockings or tights where some stitches have broken SYN run American English:  Yes, I know I’ve got a ladder in my tights.COLLOCATIONSverbsclimb (up/down) a ladder· He climbed the ladder up to the diving platform.go up/down a ladder· Be careful going down the ladder!come up/down a ladder· Dickson came up the ladder from the engine room.descend a ladder formal (=climb down)· He closed the hatch and descended the ladder.fall off a ladder· One of the builders fell off a ladder and broke his leg.phrasesa rung of a ladder (=the part you put your foot on)· The first rung of the ladder was broken.a step of a ladder (=the part you put your foot on)· The can of paint was balanced on one of the steps of the ladder.the foot of a ladder (=the bottom of a ladder)· Zach waited at the foot of the ladder while Sam climbed up.the bottom/top of a ladder· She sighed with relief when she reached the bottom of the ladder.ladder1 nounladder2 verbladderladder2 verb [intransitive, transitive]  Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations  British English if stockings or tights ladder, or if you ladder them, a long thin hole is made in them because some stitches have broken SYN run American English► see thesaurus at tear

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8EUh1lOyTD3Q1IngEBNOveZHIDR+RvZFQ3LBeuM/WgWTszCZwCgN79uYUcLDYWE+GCO6H4bRu0PeDwPjDEHRmi9Q4NEVIaBBAszDtXVS6/5fPrLLr4vLW+3nN+lAVkt14cZ1dxYhyGU0QsZWtd8kDjwI=             lad·der              /        ˈlædə(r)                ;          NAmE                ˈlædər                /                              noun                ,                  verb                            ladder      ladders      laddered      laddering                            noun            _decorating_diy_comp.jpg      _ladder.jpg                    1              a piece of equipment for climbing up and down a wall, the side of a building, etc, consisting of two lengths of wood or metal that are joined together by steps or          rungs          梯子                            ◆        to          climb up/fall off a ladder                爬上╱跌下梯子                    ☞see also                                            stepladder                                                  2              [usually singular        ]                    a series of stages by which you can make progress in your life or career          （生活上进步或事业上晋升的）阶梯，途径                            ◆        to move up or down the          social ladder                爬上╱跌下社会阶梯                    ◆        the          career ladder                事业上的阶梯                    ◆        (          BrE)                to get onto the          property ladder          (= buy your first home)                首次进入有房阶层                    3      (        BrE)                    (                  NAmE                run        )                    a long thin hole in          tightsor          stockingswhere some threads have broken          （紧身裤袜或长筒袜的）滑丝，抽丝                            4              (        also        ˈladder tournament        )                    a competition in a particular sport or game in which teams or players are arranged in a list and they can move up the list by defeating one of the teams or players above          开级比赛，开级游戏（将参赛者排名，胜者名次前提）                                          verb                    [intransitive        ,     transitive      ]              ladder(sth)              (        BrE)            if        tightsor        stockings        ladderor you        ladderthem, a long thin hole appears in them        （紧身裤袜或长筒袜）出现滑丝，抽丝                        lad·der              /        ˈlædə(r)                ;          NAmE                ˈlædər                /             ladder[ˈlædə(r)]laddered, laddering, laddersCET4CET6TEM4考研n4546615457125671389862765NOUN5132180406Spoken:32359705ladders[948]梯子(79%)，阶梯(19%)，梯状物(2%)n.阶梯；途径；梯状物vi.成名；发迹vt.在……上装设梯子

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Collins	ladder ★★☆☆☆ /læ̱də(r)/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]梯子 A ladder is a piece of equipment used for climbing up something or down from something. It consists of two long pieces of wood, metal, or rope with steps fixed between them. 2 [N-SING 单数名词]（社会、组织或系统中晋升或降级的）梯级，阶梯 You can use the ladder to refer to something such as a society, organization, or system which has different levels that people can progress up or drop down. [the N] If they want to climb the ladder of success they should be given that opportunity... 假如他们有出人头地的意愿，就应该给他们那样的机会。 She admired her mother's sister for moving up the social ladder. 她羡慕姨妈社会地位的提升。 3 [N-COUNT 可数名词]（女性长筒袜或裤袜的）抽丝，脱线 A ladder is a hole or torn part in a woman's stocking or tights, where some of the vertical threads have broken, leaving only the horizontal threads. [mainly BRIT 主英] Her hair was a mess and there was a ladder in her tights. 她头发乱糟糟，裤袜脱了线。 in AM, use 美国英语用 run
Oxford	lad·der / ˈlædə(r) ; NAmE ˈlædər / noun , verb ladder ladders laddered laddering noun _decorating_diy_comp.jpg _ladder.jpg 1 a piece of equipment for climbing up and down a wall, the side of a building, etc, consisting of two lengths of wood or metal that are joined together by steps or rungs 梯子 ◆ to climb up/fall off a ladder 爬上╱跌下梯子 ☞see also stepladder 2 [usually singular ] a series of stages by which you can make progress in your life or career （生活上进步或事业上晋升的）阶梯，途径 ◆ to move up or down the social ladder 爬上╱跌下社会阶梯 ◆ the career ladder 事业上的阶梯 ◆ ( BrE) to get onto the property ladder (= buy your first home) 首次进入有房阶层 3 ( BrE) ( NAmE run ) a long thin hole in tightsor stockingswhere some threads have broken （紧身裤袜或长筒袜的）滑丝，抽丝 4 ( also ˈladder tournament ) a competition in a particular sport or game in which teams or players are arranged in a list and they can move up the list by defeating one of the teams or players above 开级比赛，开级游戏（将参赛者排名，胜者名次前提） verb [intransitive , transitive ] ladder(sth) ( BrE) if tightsor stockings ladderor you ladderthem, a long thin hole appears in them （紧身裤袜或长筒袜）出现滑丝，抽丝 lad·der / ˈlædə(r) ; NAmE ˈlædər /
LDC	ladder1 noun ladder2 verb ladderlad‧der1 /ˈlædə $ -ər/ ●●● S3 noun [countable] Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1ladder (1)laddera piece of equipment used for climbing up to or down from high places. A ladder has two bars that are connected by rungs (=short bars that you use as steps): She climbed up the ladder. He hurt himself falling off a ladder. → Snakes and Ladders , rope ladder , stepladder 2a series of levels which someone moves up and down within an organization, profession, or societycareer/corporate ladder Stevens slowly worked his way up the corporate ladder. Becoming a doctor would be a step up the social ladder. the first step on the ladder of success3British English a long thin hole in stockings or tights where some stitches have broken SYN run American English: Yes, I know I’ve got a ladder in my tights.COLLOCATIONSverbsclimb (up/down) a ladder· He climbed the ladder up to the diving platform.go up/down a ladder· Be careful going down the ladder!come up/down a ladder· Dickson came up the ladder from the engine room.descend a ladder formal (=climb down)· He closed the hatch and descended the ladder.fall off a ladder· One of the builders fell off a ladder and broke his leg.phrasesa rung of a ladder (=the part you put your foot on)· The first rung of the ladder was broken.a step of a ladder (=the part you put your foot on)· The can of paint was balanced on one of the steps of the ladder.the foot of a ladder (=the bottom of a ladder)· Zach waited at the foot of the ladder while Sam climbed up.the bottom/top of a ladder· She sighed with relief when she reached the bottom of the ladder. ladder1 noun ladder2 verb ladderladder2 verb [intransitive, transitive] Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations British English if stockings or tights ladder, or if you ladder them, a long thin hole is made in them because some stitches have broken SYN run American English► see thesaurus at tear
WDF	ladder [ˈlædə(r)]laddered, laddering, ladders CET4CET6TEM4考研 n4546 6154 571 2567 1389 862 765 NOUN5132 180406 Spoken: 32359705 ladders[948] 梯子(79%)，阶梯(19%)，梯状物(2%) n.阶梯；途径；梯状物 vi.成名；发迹 vt.在……上装设梯子

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