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German to English translations [Non-PRO] Tech/Engineering | ||||
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stairs to the next floor in the tower Explanation: Literally, this means anything other than the ground floor. If you know how many storeys you have, you may be able to say the 'top floor', 'second floor', etc. HTH Oxford-Duden |
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Stairs to the upper floor in the tower wing Explanation: Could yould also use tower annexe, because wing with tower sound a bit odd. |
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stairs to the upper floor of the annex to the tower Explanation: hth inge |
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Staircase to the upper floor is located in the attached tower. Explanation: If this is for a real estate advertisement, "tower wing" could be construed as wrongful advertising, providing an image of spaceousness that might not be available. |
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