Was heißt »Auf­gang« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Auf­schwung:

upswing

Trep­pe:

flight of stairs

staircase

stairway

step

Antonyme

Ab­gang:

descent

Un­ter­gang:

downfall

Englische Beispielsätze

• The stairs leading into the cellar are made of reinforced concrete.

• The couch is going to have to be carried up the stairs.

• The stairs are at the back of the hall.

• "The lifts are out of order. We'll have to take the stairs." "To the fourteenth floor? Oh. Nice one."

• "The lifts are out of order. We've got to take the stairs." "To the fourteenth floor? Oh, fandabidozi."

• There wasn't a lift in the building, so we had to go up the stairs to the fourth floor.

• There was no lift in the building, so we had to take the stairs to the fourth floor.

• This lift is out of order. Please use the stairs.

• For stairs, you use hard wood.

• Then he runs down the stairs.

• The patient slowly got up and walked up the stairs.

• Tom ran up the stairs, taking three steps at a time.

• Tom dashed up the stairs, skipping two steps at a time.

• Tom carried the suitcases down the stairs and heaved them into the car.

• A little girl wearing a coat and hat came down the stairs and stopped in front of the woman dressed in mourning.

• They prefer the stairs to the lift.

• They prefer using the stairs to taking the lift.

• They prefer to use the stairs rather than take the lift.

• They prefer to use the stairs rather than to take the lift.

• Is it difficult to climb stairs?