Floor
31floor — See: GROUND FLOOR, MOP THE FLOOR WITH, WALK THE FLOOR …
32floor — See: GROUND FLOOR, MOP THE FLOOR WITH, WALK THE FLOOR …
33floor — /flɔ:/ noun 1. the part of the room which you walk on ♦ on the shop floor in the works, in the factory, among the ordinary workers ● The feeling on the shop floor is that the manager does not know his job. 2. all the rooms on one level in a… …
34floor*/*/*/ — [flɔː] noun I 1) [C] the flat area that you walk on inside a building or room The house has polished wooden floors.[/ex] We were sitting on the floor watching TV.[/ex] 2) [C] one of the levels in a building a first floor flat[/ex] The toy… …
35floor — /flɔ:/ noun 1. the part of the room which you walk on 2. all rooms on one level in a building ● The shoe department is on the first floor. ● Her office is on the 26th floor. (NOTE: In Britain the floor at street level is the ground floor, but in… …
36floor — I. noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English flor, from Old English flōr; akin to Old High German fluor meadow, Latin planus level, and perhaps to Greek planasthai to wander Date: before 12th century 1. the level base of a room 2. a …
37Floor — The lowest acceptable limit as restricted by controlling parties. Floors can be established for a number of factors, including prices, wages, interest rates, underwriting standards and bonds. Some types of floors, such as underwriting floors, act …
38floor — Synonyms and related words: addle, agora, amaze, amphitheater, answer, answer conclusively, arena, argue down, asphalt, astonish, astound, athletic field, auditorium, background, baffle, balcony, bamboozle, band, base, basement, basin, basis,… …
39Floor — Un floor est un actif financier entrant dans la famille des options sur taux d intérêt. Il se négocie sur les marchés financiers de gré à gré. L achat d un floor, qui se fait moyennant le paiement d une prime, permet de se fixer un niveau… …
40floor — another name for a story as a unit of height for buildings. In Britain, the floor above the ground floor is usually called the first floor, so in a building with four stories (or storeys) the top floor is called the third floor. In the U.S.,… …
