柯林斯英英词典

floor [flɔː]

1. 1. n flooring the inner lower surface of a room

2. 2. n a storey of a building

   the second floor

3. 3. n a flat bottom surface in or on any structure

   the floor of a lift

   a dance floor

4. 4. n the bottom surface of a tunnel, cave, river, sea, etc

5. 5. n [采矿] an underlying stratum

6. 6. n [nautical] the bottom, or the lowermost framing members at the bottom, of a vessel

7. 7. n that part of a legislative hall in which debate and other business is conducted

8. 8. n the right to speak in a legislative or deliberative body (esp in the phrases get, have, or be given the floor)

9. 9. n the room in a stock exchange where trading takes place

10. 10. n the earth; ground

11. 11. n a minimum price charged or paid

    a wage floor

12. 12. vb to cover with or construct a floor

13. 13. vt. [tr] to knock to the floor or ground

14. 14. vt. [tr] [口语] to disconcert, confound, or defeat

    to be floored by a problem

15. 15. vt. [Etymology] Old English flor; related to Old Norse florr, Middle Low German vlor floor, Latin planus level, Greek planan to cause to wander