stairs

/ stɛəz /

plural noun

1. a flight of steps leading from one storey or level to another, esp indoors
2. below stairs
   in the servants' quarters; in domestic service

Example Sentences

The inquest also heard two statements from firefighters Leighton Brown and Gareth Davies who said the stairs banister, ceiling and the whole of the landing was “covered in smoke and fire” on their arrival.

From BBC

It can walk up and down stairs and navigate tight spaces.

From BBC

The prosecution say he then armed himself with two knives, one large kitchen knife, and another flick knife, and went up two flights of stairs to Mr Bush’s bedroom, where an attack began.

From BBC

“I often hear: ‘I can carry groceries up the stairs now,’ ‘I can cut the grass,’ he says.

From Los Angeles Times

"I was never really worried about the seizure itself, it was more the falls. I was really afraid of being anywhere near stairs," she said.

From BBC