US /ˈɛskəˌletɚ/
・UK /ˈeskəleɪtə(r)/
You might know that thing in a shopping centre, the moving stairs that take you from one level to another. That's an escalator.
the moving stairs that take you from one level to another. That's an escalator.
I have finally reached the A Gates and now I have to go up the escalator one more time.
and now I have to go up the escalator one more time.
Yesterday marked exactly 10 years since Trump announced his first presidential campaign after after after coming down that escalator in a profound metaphor for his descent into madness.
After-after coming down that escalator in a profound metaphor for his descent into madness.
Just above the port, ride the escalator to the summit of Yeongdusan Park and share the views with a statue of 16th-century naval hero, Admiral Lee Sun-shin.
ride the escalator to the summit of Yongdusan Park
How about you, Blossom, wanna take a ride on Butch's Escalator?
Want to take a ride on Butch's Escalator?
Things like standing to the side of an escalator, or not eating while walking, or even something as simple as not harassing Japanese locals on a train while repeatedly screaming "Hiroshima, Nagasaki." But all that aside, even small things like physically touching a sakura or cherry blossom tree can be seen as very taboo in Japan.
Things like standing to the side of an escalator, or not eating while walking, or even something as simple as not harassing Japanese locals on a train while repeatedly screaming Hiroshima Nagasaki.
Like many places in Asia, when you're taking the escalator, then the right-hand side is where you just want to stay stationary.
Like many places in Asia when you're taking the escalator
Please tell me what I'm supposed to do." When President Trump announced he was running, as he was coming down the escalator, I saw a few people wearing T-shirts or holding T-shirts,
as he was coming down the escalator,
On both sides of the escalator
Going to go up this fun, iconic... escalator.
Gonna go up this fun iconic escalator.