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nounverb to climb up/fall off a ladder爬上／跌下梯子 to move up or down the social ladder爬上或跌下社会阶梯 the career ladder事业上的阶梯 (British English) to get onto the property ladder (= buy your first home)首次购房 He’s third on the tennis ladder at work. He went up the ladder onto the deck. His good looks helped him on the ladder to success. I was standing lower down the ladder. I’ve got a ladder in my new tights. Several of the ladder’s rungs were broken. She was anxious to move up the promotion ladder. She was up a ladder fixing the roof. We put up the ladder against the wall. We put up the ladder and went to get the paint. creatures higher up the evolutionary ladder helping her on the ladder to success the ladder of fame the old problem of how to get onto the first step on the ladder the people at the top of the social ladder Ann is on the bottom rung of the promotional ladder. He progressed up the ladder and is now a partner in the firm. How quickly you move up the career ladder depends largely on your level of commitment. Humans are relative newcomers on the evolutionary ladder. I started out at the very bottom of the ladder. It is increasingly difficult for young people to get on the housing ladder. She was not interested in climbing the corporate ladder. |