lean on rail

Frequency: 6.03.5 per million words

To rest your weight against a railing or banister.

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Examples (10)

  • The man often leans on the rail while waiting for the train.
  • She carefully leaned on the balcony rail to get a better view.
  • Don't lean on that wobbly rail; it might break!
  • Visitors are advised not to lean on the glass railings.
  • He was deep in thought, leaning on the ship's rail.
  • The child briefly leaned on the stair banister for support.
  • You can lean on the garden rail if you feel tired.
  • They stood silently, leaning on the bridge rail, watching the river.
  • Always lean on the sturdy rail when climbing the steep steps.
  • The painter had to lean on the scaffolding rail to reach the top.