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When we arrived at the house, Chin and Chilla were sitting at the top of a broad flight of stairs.
私たちがその家に着いたとき、チンとチラが広々とした階段の一番上に座っていた。
This elevator does not go above the sixth floor.
このエレベーターは六階より上には行けません。
Let's use our brains to the greatest extent possible and see what happens during the planning stages!
事業の計画段階で、皆さん一生懸命に考えてみましょう。
Grace goes upstairs to the extension telephone.
グレースは階上の内線電話のところへ行く。
This elevator will take you up to the tenth floor.
このエレベーターで10階まで行けます。
Without knowing anything, George began to climb the stairs.
ジョージは何も知らずに階段をのぼり始めた。
I asked for the key and went upstairs to my room.
私は鍵をもらい、二階の部屋へ行った。
What floor is the daily goods department on?
日用品売り場は何階でしょうか。
They live downstairs.
彼らはこの下の階に住んでいる。
The upstairs window opened.
上の階の窓が開いた。
I'll get him to carry this box upstairs.
彼にこの箱を二階へ運んでもらおう。
She was seen to run up the stairs with tears in her eyes.
彼女が目に涙を浮かべて階段を駆け上がるのを見た。
The building is seven stories high.
その建物は7階建てだ。
How many stories does his house have?
彼の家は何階建てですか。
Watch your step in going down the stairs.
階段をおりる時には足元に気をつけなさい。
Would you carry my luggage upstairs?
荷物を二階に運んでいただけませんか。
Our library is on the third floor.
私達の図書館は三階です。
It's on the first floor.
それは1階にです。
The next stage was to enter a good arts school.
次の段階は、いい芸術学校に入ることだった。
Cutting school is the first stage of delinquency.
学校をさぼるのは非行の第一段階である。
The elevator was out of order and we had to walk to the fifth floor.
エレベータが故障していたので、私たちは5階まで歩いていかねばならなかった。
Tom fell down the stairs.
トムは階段から落ちた。
A fire broke out on the first floor.
火事は1階から出た。
They live on the floor beneath.
彼らは下の階に住んでいる。
He belongs to the upper class.
彼は上流階級に属する。
Comparing American English and British English is like counting incompatible sets of floors of a building. That's why, when you try translating over and over again between the two, it's like climbing an endless set of floors. You might even reach the moon