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No, 台阶 (tái jiē) can also be used in other contexts besides describing steps or stairs. It can also refer to a figurative "step" or "level" in a process or situation. For example, 台阶 (tái jiē) can be used to describe a step in a negotiation process, where each party takes turns making concessions in order to reach a compromise.
In addition, 台阶 (tái jiē) can also be used to describe a "way out" or "solution" to a difficult or awkward situation.
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