floor
floor 英 [flɔ:(r)] 美 [flɔr, flor]
n. 地板;楼层;
进行时:flooring 过去式:floored 过去分词:floored 第三人称单数:floors 名词复数:floors
- A floor is the surface at the very bottom, or base, of a room. When you lie on your back on the floor, you are looking up at the ceiling.
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- n. 地板;楼层;
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1. a wooden/concrete/marble, etc. floor
木质、水泥、大理石等地板
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2. The body was lying on the kitchen floor.
尸体躺在厨房的地上。
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3. Her office is on the second floor.
她的办公室在第二层。
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4. There is a lift to all floors.
有电梯通往各层楼。
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5. on the floor of the Stock Exchange
在证券交易所的交易厅
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6. Prices have gone through the floor (= fallen to a very low level).
物价已经探底。
- floor (n.) Old English flor "floor, pavement, ground, bottom (of a lake, etc.)," from Proto-Germanic *floruz "floor" (source also of Middle Dutch and Dutch vloer, Old Norse flor "floor," Middle High German vluor "floor, flooring," German Flur "field, meadow"), from PIE *plaros "flat surface" (source also of Welsh llawr "ground"), enlarged from root *pele- (2) "flat; to spread."
- floor (v.) early 15c., "to furnish with a floor," from floor (n.). Sense of "puzzle, confound" is from 1830, a figurative use, from earlier sense of "knock down to the floor" (1640s). In mid-19c. English university slang, it meant "do thoroughly and successfully" (1852). Related: Floored; flooring.
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