Definition of handrail in English:

handrail

noun ˈhandreɪlˈhæn(d)ˌreɪl

A rail fixed to posts or a wall for people to hold on to for support.
the safest bathroom design includes handrails and grab bars in the bathtub and shower
Example sentencesExamples
- Occasionally there are fixed ropes and handrails which mark the way.
- All cabin windows are trimmed in teak as well as teak cap rails, handrails and teak overlaid decks.
- In a hotel situation, a guest, or someone else, brings in the virus which is then passed from person to person and from persons to items such as handrails, wall curtains and toilets.
- Two sides had handrails and posts for tying off reins.
- Before I could reply, the shuttle jerked into motion, and I grabbed onto the handrail for support.
- I once fell and pulled the handrail off the wall.
- And I can't stand those people who lean on the pole so that you can't hold onto it - its not a leaning post, its a handrail.
- They were pinned to the handrails posts and entrance features to the viaduct.
- The stairs are finished with a teak handrail, newel posts, and spindles.
- Glass balustrades support stainless steel handrails and slatted panels extend into the gap between deck and cladding.
- Workers say that handrails and temporary supports were removed from the site two hours too early.
- Teak handrails are supported on sheets of toughened glass as balusters.
- In effect, they are speed bumps for your walls, handrails, curbs, etc.
- A similar fitting is used on the intermediate newel posts, then the handrail is attached between these fittings.
- They include access paths, handrails, allocated spaces, ramps and boarding devices.
- That includes everything from walls, ledges, gaps, handrails, stairs and embankments, to rooftops.
- Consider installing support handrails to make your tub safer, especially if the framing is exposed.
- It nearly gave out beneath him, but he gritted his teeth and slowly inched his way down the stairs, using the handrails for support.
- Baroness Thatcher, dressed all in black, looked frail as she clasped the handrail for support before being driven away.
- The bird hopped from one perch to the next, calmly inspecting the passing walls and handrails.

Rhymes

landrail

Definition of handrail in US English:

handrail

nounˈhan(d)ˌrālˈhæn(d)ˌreɪl

A rail fixed to posts or a wall for people to hold on to for support.
the safest bathroom design includes handrails and grab bars in the bathtub and shower
Example sentencesExamples
- Before I could reply, the shuttle jerked into motion, and I grabbed onto the handrail for support.
- Teak handrails are supported on sheets of toughened glass as balusters.
- In a hotel situation, a guest, or someone else, brings in the virus which is then passed from person to person and from persons to items such as handrails, wall curtains and toilets.
- The stairs are finished with a teak handrail, newel posts, and spindles.
- The bird hopped from one perch to the next, calmly inspecting the passing walls and handrails.
- They include access paths, handrails, allocated spaces, ramps and boarding devices.
- All cabin windows are trimmed in teak as well as teak cap rails, handrails and teak overlaid decks.
- Consider installing support handrails to make your tub safer, especially if the framing is exposed.
- It nearly gave out beneath him, but he gritted his teeth and slowly inched his way down the stairs, using the handrails for support.
- And I can't stand those people who lean on the pole so that you can't hold onto it - its not a leaning post, its a handrail.
- A similar fitting is used on the intermediate newel posts, then the handrail is attached between these fittings.
- Workers say that handrails and temporary supports were removed from the site two hours too early.
- Occasionally there are fixed ropes and handrails which mark the way.
- Glass balustrades support stainless steel handrails and slatted panels extend into the gap between deck and cladding.
- That includes everything from walls, ledges, gaps, handrails, stairs and embankments, to rooftops.
- I once fell and pulled the handrail off the wall.
- In effect, they are speed bumps for your walls, handrails, curbs, etc.
- Two sides had handrails and posts for tying off reins.
- They were pinned to the handrails posts and entrance features to the viaduct.
- Baroness Thatcher, dressed all in black, looked frail as she clasped the handrail for support before being driven away.

单词	handrail
释义	Definition of handrail in English: handrail noun ˈhandreɪlˈhæn(d)ˌreɪl A rail fixed to posts or a wall for people to hold on to for support. the safest bathroom design includes handrails and grab bars in the bathtub and shower Example sentencesExamples Occasionally there are fixed ropes and handrails which mark the way. All cabin windows are trimmed in teak as well as teak cap rails, handrails and teak overlaid decks. In a hotel situation, a guest, or someone else, brings in the virus which is then passed from person to person and from persons to items such as handrails, wall curtains and toilets. Two sides had handrails and posts for tying off reins. Before I could reply, the shuttle jerked into motion, and I grabbed onto the handrail for support. I once fell and pulled the handrail off the wall. And I can't stand those people who lean on the pole so that you can't hold onto it - its not a leaning post, its a handrail. They were pinned to the handrails posts and entrance features to the viaduct. The stairs are finished with a teak handrail, newel posts, and spindles. Glass balustrades support stainless steel handrails and slatted panels extend into the gap between deck and cladding. Workers say that handrails and temporary supports were removed from the site two hours too early. Teak handrails are supported on sheets of toughened glass as balusters. In effect, they are speed bumps for your walls, handrails, curbs, etc. A similar fitting is used on the intermediate newel posts, then the handrail is attached between these fittings. They include access paths, handrails, allocated spaces, ramps and boarding devices. That includes everything from walls, ledges, gaps, handrails, stairs and embankments, to rooftops. Consider installing support handrails to make your tub safer, especially if the framing is exposed. It nearly gave out beneath him, but he gritted his teeth and slowly inched his way down the stairs, using the handrails for support. Baroness Thatcher, dressed all in black, looked frail as she clasped the handrail for support before being driven away. The bird hopped from one perch to the next, calmly inspecting the passing walls and handrails. Rhymes landrail Definition of handrail in US English: handrail nounˈhan(d)ˌrālˈhæn(d)ˌreɪl A rail fixed to posts or a wall for people to hold on to for support. the safest bathroom design includes handrails and grab bars in the bathtub and shower Example sentencesExamples Before I could reply, the shuttle jerked into motion, and I grabbed onto the handrail for support. Teak handrails are supported on sheets of toughened glass as balusters. In a hotel situation, a guest, or someone else, brings in the virus which is then passed from person to person and from persons to items such as handrails, wall curtains and toilets. The stairs are finished with a teak handrail, newel posts, and spindles. The bird hopped from one perch to the next, calmly inspecting the passing walls and handrails. They include access paths, handrails, allocated spaces, ramps and boarding devices. All cabin windows are trimmed in teak as well as teak cap rails, handrails and teak overlaid decks. Consider installing support handrails to make your tub safer, especially if the framing is exposed. It nearly gave out beneath him, but he gritted his teeth and slowly inched his way down the stairs, using the handrails for support. And I can't stand those people who lean on the pole so that you can't hold onto it - its not a leaning post, its a handrail. A similar fitting is used on the intermediate newel posts, then the handrail is attached between these fittings. Workers say that handrails and temporary supports were removed from the site two hours too early. Occasionally there are fixed ropes and handrails which mark the way. Glass balustrades support stainless steel handrails and slatted panels extend into the gap between deck and cladding. That includes everything from walls, ledges, gaps, handrails, stairs and embankments, to rooftops. I once fell and pulled the handrail off the wall. In effect, they are speed bumps for your walls, handrails, curbs, etc. Two sides had handrails and posts for tying off reins. They were pinned to the handrails posts and entrance features to the viaduct. Baroness Thatcher, dressed all in black, looked frail as she clasped the handrail for support before being driven away.
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