I. ladder [брит. ˈladə, америк. ˈlædər] СУЩ.
1. ladder (for climbing):
| I | ladder |
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| you | ladder |
| he/she/it | ladders |
| we | ladder |
| you | ladder |
| they | ladder |
| I | laddered |
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| you | laddered |
| he/she/it | laddered |
| we | laddered |
| you | laddered |
| they | laddered |
| I | have | laddered |
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| you | have | laddered |
| he/she/it | has | laddered |
| we | have | laddered |
| you | have | laddered |
| they | have | laddered |
| I | had | laddered |
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| you | had | laddered |
| he/she/it | had | laddered |
| we | had | laddered |
| you | had | laddered |
| they | had | laddered |
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Opposite platform 2 is the turntable, overlooked by a cafe operated by the railway.
en.wikipedia.org As the technology improved and engines got bigger, then the turntables got longer.
en.wikipedia.org During this period the signalbox, a roundhouse with a turntable and a water tower were built on the site.
en.wikipedia.org Their music blends folk and contemporary instruments (including cymbalon and turntables, for instance), in styles ranging from jazz to world music.
en.wikipedia.org Operating a large tender engine was difficult though, on a line without a turntable.
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