rungs

英 [rʌŋz]

美 [rʌŋz]

n.  (梯子的)横档，梯级
rung的复数

柯林斯词典

• 
  Rungis the past participle ofring.
• N-COUNT 梯级;横档
  Therungson a ladder are the wooden or metal bars that form the steps.
  1. I swung myself onto the ladder and felt for the next rung.
     我纵身跳到梯子上，摸索着下一根横档。
• N-COUNT (事业、组织、进程中的)级别，等级，地位
  If you reach a particularrungin your career, in an organization, or in a process, you reach that level in it.
  1. I first worked with him in 1971 when we were both on the lowest rung of our careers...
     我第一次和他共事是在1971年，那时我们的事业都刚刚起步。
  2. There has never been a better time to get on the first rung of the property ladder.
     迈出置业第一步的最佳时机莫过于此。

双语例句

• Only one person shall be allowed on a ladder at a time except for stepladders that are equipped with steps on both sides. ( Rungs are not considered steps.)
  梯上一次只能有一个人，两面有梯阶的活梯除外。（横档不能作为梯阶）
• Marius then recognized the fact, that what he had taken for a shapeless mass was a very well-made rope-ladder, with wooden rungs and two hooks with which to attach it.
  马吕斯这才看出他先头认为不成形的那一堆东西，原来是一条做得很好的软梯，结有一级级的木棍和两个挂钩。
• The multimillionaire has never made it to the rungs of billionaires and the prospect that he will one day appears to have vanished.
  这位千万富翁此后未能再蹦一级跳入十亿美元级富翁的龙门，而且看似他以后也没什么希望了。
• The lower rungs of management.
  管理人员中较低的等级。
• The two rails of the ladder come apart during cell duplication, each to act as a template for one complete new copy of the ladder of the rungs.
  在细胞复制时，梯子的两条腿分裂开来，每一条都像一个模板，以复制一条全新的螺旋结构。
• Staff on the lower rungs of the ladder.
  等级较低的职员。
• Do not use a ladder with broken, split or otherwise defective rungs or side rails-report them to Maintenance.
  切勿使用有破损、开裂或其他缺陷梯级或扶手的梯子&报告给维修部门。
• Meanwhile, statistics show that in the United States, Chinese-Americans also are relegated to the "worker-bee" posts at the lower and middle rungs of big companies.
  与此同时，数据显示，在美国，华人在大公司里也多处于“工蜂”这一相对中低层次的地位和级别。
• Half-way up I had to stop because several rungs were broken.
  爬到一半我不得不停了，因为好几级梯级断了。
• Yet cosmetic surgery is an investment more and more Chinese women from all rungs of society are splashing out on, according to new research from the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
  然而，中国香港大学的最新研究显示，中国花钱整容的女性越来越多，各行各业的都有。