Railing Meaning in English
word
/ˈɹeɪɫɪŋ/
RAY-ling
/ɹˈeɪlɪŋ/
RAY-ling
释义
A railing is a barrier, usually made of metal or wood, that is put along the edge of stairs, balconies, bridges, or similar places for safety or support.
用法与细微差别
Used for any barrier along the edge of stairs, balconies, etc. Common collocation: 'hold the railing.' Sometimes also called 'banister' (more common for staircases). Not used for full walls or fences.
Spanish: barandilla - pasamanosPortuguese (BR): corrimão - gradePortuguese (PT): corrimão - gradeChinese (Simplified): 栏杆Chinese (Traditional): 欄杆Hindi: रेलिंगArabic: درابزينBengali: রেলিং - হাতলRussian: перилаJapanese: 手すりVietnamese: lan canKorean: 난간Turkish: korkulukUrdu: ریلنگIndonesian: pegangan - pagar pembatas
例句
Please hold the railing when using the stairs.
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The balcony has a metal railing.
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A wooden railing goes along the bridge.
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He leaned on the railing and watched the sunset.
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Don't climb over the railing—it's dangerous!
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She decorated the railing with string lights for the party.
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