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I. ladder [ˈlædəɐ, Am -ɚ] N

1. ladder (for climbing):

ladder

2. ladder (hierarchy):

ladder
ladder
to move up the ladder
to move up the ladder in company

3. ladder Brit, Aus in stocking:

ladder

II. ladder [ˈlædəɐ, Am -ɚ] VB trans (stockings, tights)

ladder

III. ladder [ˈlædəɐ, Am -ɚ] VB intr (stockings, tights)

ladder
ladder
рва́ться (о петле́)

rope ladder N

rope ladder

turntable ladder N

Present
Iladder
youladder
he/she/itladders
weladder
youladder
theyladder
Past
Iladdered
youladdered
he/she/itladdered
weladdered
youladdered
theyladdered
Present Perfect
Ihaveladdered
youhaveladdered
he/she/ithasladdered
wehaveladdered
youhaveladdered
theyhaveladdered
Past Perfect
Ihadladdered
youhadladdered
he/she/ithadladdered
wehadladdered
youhadladdered
theyhadladdered

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Some places, we've completely blocked the route and there's no salmon ladders to get around.
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She walked on the wings of flying aircraft, she would parachute off aircraft, or dangle below them, with her knees holding her to a rope ladder.
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When you look up, a rope ladder is in front of you, extending into the sky, seemingly without end.
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He was one of the first to descend the volcanic chamber using a rope ladder.
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The women had to climb a treacherous 20-metre scramble net, or rope ladder, to the deck of the ship.
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