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English - Turkish
korkuluk
korkuluk
handrail
tırabzan

Yürüyen merdivene binerken lütfen tırabzanı tut ve sarı çizginin içinde dur. - When riding the escalator, please hold the handrail and stand inside the yellow line.

Tırabzanı sıkıca tutun. - Hold on firmly to the handrail.

handrail
{i} merdiven parmaklığı
handrail
{i} trabzan
handrail
(Mukavele) küpeşte
handrail
parmaklık
handrail
korkuluk
English - English

Definition of hand-rail in English English dictionary

handrail
A rail which can be held, such as on the side of a staircase, ramp or other walkway, and serving as a support or guard
hand rail
A tubular steel or plastic device that can be gripped by swimmers or bathers for the purpose of steadying themselves Usually located near the steps in the pool
hand rail
Rail used as a grip to help swimmers stabilize them selves while entering or exiting spa/pool
hand rail
A hand hold Usually along the cabin top or ladder
hand rail
commonly applies only to sidewalk railing presenting a latticed, barred, balustered or other open web construction
handrail
A long narrow band of wood or metal following the slope of a staircase placed at a height where a person can hold it for stability while climbing the staircase Sometimes a handrail may also act as a guardrail
handrail
A handrail is a long piece of metal or wood which is fixed near stairs or places where people could slip and fall, and which people can hold on to for support. a long bar that is fixed to the side of a set of stairs for people to hold while they walk up or down
handrail
{i} bar or railing which acts as a guard or support for the hand (along a platform or stairs)
handrail
railing presenting a latticed, a barred, a balustered, or another open-web construction See also railing
handrail
A rail used to provide employees with a handhold for support
handrail
noun A railing alongside a staircase which pedestrians use as an aid when walking Also, a device skateboarders use as an obstacle to slide and grind down, and to fly over
handrail
A molded rail following the pitch or rake of the staircase, and forming the top or connecting piece of the balustrade which protects the outside of the stair
handrail
A pole above and parallel to stair steps to act as a support for persons using the stairs
handrail
a railing on a stairway intended to be grasped by
handrail
a railing at the side of a staircase or balcony to prevent people from falling
handrail
A linear feature which closely parallels your route and acts as a handrail to the next control
hand-rail
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