单词 | floor |
释义 | noun | verb floorfloor1 /flɔr/ ●●● S1 W1 noun 1SURFACE YOU STAND ON [countable] the flat surface on which you stand indoors: a dirt floorthe kitchen/bathroom/bedroom etc. floor I just mopped the kitchen floor.2LEVEL IN BUILDING [countable] one of the levels in a building SYN story: My office is on the third floor. a fourth-floor apartment3OCEAN/FOREST/CAVE ETC. earth science, geography the ground at the bottom of the ocean, a forest, a cave, etc.: The floor of the cave was wet.the ocean/forest/valley floor These sea creatures live on the ocean floor.► see thesaurus at ground14the floor a)the place where discussions or debates take place in a government institution or public meeting place: The delegates crowded the floor of the House. b)the people attending a public meeting: Are there any questions from the floor? c)the right to speak at an important public meeting, or the action of speaking: Mr. Springer took the floor to explain his plan. The senator from Wyoming has the floor.5FOR DANCING [countable] an area in a restaurant, hotel, etc. where people can dance SYN dance floor: There were two or three couples on the floor. The bride and groom took the floor for the first dance.6AREA FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE [countable] a large area on one level in a building, used for a particular purpose, especially work: The stock market floor was wildly busy. The manager’s office is above the shop floor (=the area in a factory where people work using machines).7LIMIT [singular] an officially agreed limit so that something cannot go below a certain value OPP ceiling: The Federal Bank was accused of putting a floor under share prices.8go through the floor if a price, amount, etc. goes through the floor, it becomes very low OPP go through the roof: In the past year, stock prices have gone through the floor.[Origin: Old English flor] → see also be/get in on the ground floor at ground floor (2), wipe the floor with somebody at wipe1 (7) noun | verb floorfloor2 verb [transitive] 1to surprise or shock someone so much that he or she does not know what to say or do: His response totally floored me.2to hit someone so hard that he or she falls down: The champion floored Watson with a single punch.3informal to make a car go as fast as possible by pressing the accelerator all the way down: She floored the Audi and took off. I jumped in the car and floored it.4to put down some type of material to make or cover the floor of a room |
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