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ladder

[lad-er] / ˈlæd ər /


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The garage door is open, and Ray is up on the ladder inspecting the dark ceiling rafters with a super-bright flashlight.

From Literature

We need a taller ladder to get to the skylight, but it feels so much fresher in here.

From Literature

They allegedly went after some of the most vulnerable people remaining in major American sports: those on the lowest rungs of the Division I college basketball ladder.

From The Wall Street Journal

Stephen, who now lives in London, also said he wants to get on the property ladder- and there maybe some left over to buy some more of the fabulous jumpsuits he became known for wearing.

From BBC

Helping cash trickle further down the ladder is one of the reasons leading players are campaigning for the Grand Slams to offer more prize money.

From BBC