banister
noun[C]
(alsobannister)uk/ˈbæn.ɪ.stər/us/ˈbæn.ə.stɚ/(alsobanisters[plural])therowofpostsat thesideofstairsand thewoodenormetalbarontopof them:
(楼梯的)栏杆Sheadmiredthesubstantialstaircasewithitscurvedwhitebanister.
Thehousehas anoakbannister.
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balustrade
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thewoodenormetalbarontopof arowofpostsat thesideofstairs:
Iholdon to banisters - that's thesignof gettingold, youknow.
She took anotherstepandpausedwith herhandon the bannister.
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handrail
- Greenery waswoventhrough thespindlesof banisters, and all along thealtarof thechurch.
- Hefoundahandfulofproblemswith thehouse,includingaloosebannisterleadingto the secondfloor.
- Inside, hepointedout theoriginalchestnutbanister thatrunsalong theedgeof awide,curvingstairwell.
- She got upstifflyand wentupstairs,holdingblindlyon to the banisters.
- Thekidsitson the banister, andslidesall the way down.
Parts of buildings: fences & rails
- balustrade
- bannister
- barbed wire
- barricade
- barrier
- chain-link fence
- crush barrier
- fencesomethingin
- fencesomethingoff
- fencing
- finial
- gated
- handrail
- hoarding
- Jersey barrier
- paling
- palisade
- picket fence
- shark fence
- windbreak