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ladder back
noun
- a chair back having a number of horizontal slats between uprights.
ladder back
noun
- a type of chair in which the back is constructed of horizontal slats between two uprights
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of ladder back1
Example Sentences
Andrew set the ladder back up, got the motor running and towed the fire hose back up onto the roof of the house.
鈥淩emember that when we鈥檙e exploring the heavier material of our lives 鈥 whether it鈥檚 generational trauma, whether it鈥檚 our own wounds, whether it鈥檚 a political rage 鈥 you can鈥檛 go down to the bottom of the well unless you have a ladder back out,鈥 she says.
After that, you go to a practical assessment day with five different tests where you use all the different kit; simulate putting a ladder back on a truck, climbing a ladder, as well as doing things like taking your equipment apart and putting it back together - stuff you've never seen in your life.
The festival organiser said people in the industry wanted to get their "first foot on the ladder back to work".
She said homelessness also results in 鈥渓iterally taking years off of people鈥檚 lives and setting them on this downward trajectory that has no ladder back up.鈥
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