🔑floorBrE/flɔː(r)/NAmE/flɔːr/noun➤ofroom房间🔑[C, usually sing.]thesurfaceofaroomthatyouwalkon地板;地面◆awooden/concrete/marble, etc. floor木质、水泥、大理石等地面◆ceramicfloortiles陶瓷地板砖◆Thebodywaslyingonthekitchenfloor. 尸体躺在厨房的地上。◆Thealterationsshouldgiveusextrafloorspace. 这些改动应该使我们有更大的楼面面积。floorground ⬥ land ⬥ earth
These are all words for the surface that you walk on.以上各词均指地面。
floorthe surface of a room that you walk on指室内地板、地面:◆She was sitting on the floor watching TV.她坐在地板上看电视。
ground(often the ground) the solid surface of the earth that you walk on(常作 the ground)指室外地、地面:◆I found her lying on the ground.我发现她躺在地上。◆The rocket crashed a few seconds after it left the ground.火箭离开地面几秒钟便坠毁了。
landthe surface of the earth that is not sea指陆地、大地:◆It was good to be back on dry land again.回到陆地上真好。◆They fought both at sea and on land.他们在海上和陆上都打过仗。
earth(often the earth) the solid surface of the world that is made of rock, soil, sand, etc.(常作 the earth)指大地、陆地、地面:◆You could feel the earth shake as the truck came closer.卡车开近时可感觉到地面在震动。
ground, land or earth?用 ground、land 还是 earth?
Ground is the normal word for the solid surface that you walk on when you are not in a building or vehicle. You can use earth if you want to draw attention to the rock, soil etc. that the ground is made of. Land is only used when you want to contrast it with the sea. * ground 常指建筑物或车辆外的地面。如果关注的是构成大地的岩石、土壤等可用 earth。land 只在与海相对照时使用:◆the land beneath our feet◆feel the land shake◆sight ground/earth◆travel by ground/earth
➤ofvehicle车辆 (NAmEalsofloor·board) [C, usually sing.]thebottomsurfaceofavehicle(车辆的)地板◆Thefloorofthecarwascoveredincigaretteends. 小轿车地板上满是烟蒂。➤levelofbuilding楼层🔑[C]alltheroomsthatareonthesamelevelofabuilding楼层◆Herofficeisonthesecondfloor. 她的办公室在第三层。◆theIrishguywholivestwofloorsabove住在两层楼上面的爱尔兰人◆Thereisalifttoallfloors. 有电梯通往各楼层。◆Theirhouseisonthreefloors(= ithasthreefloors). 他们的房子有三层。floor
In BrE the floor of a building at street level is the ground floor, the one above it is the first floor and the one below it is the basement, or lower ground floor in a public building.在英式英语中,地面的楼层叫 ground floor,上面一层叫 first floor,下面一层叫 basement 或在公共建筑中叫 lower ground floor。
In NAmE the floor at street level is usually called the first floor, the one above it is the second floor and the one below it is the basement. In public buildings the floor at street level can also be called the ground floor.在美式英语中,地面的一层通常叫 first floor,上面一层叫 second floor,下面一层叫 basement。在公共建筑中,地面的一层亦可称为 ground floor。
➡ note atstoreystorey / floor
You use storey(BrE) / story(NAmE) mainly when you are talking about the number of levels a building has. * storey(英式英语)/story(美式英语)主要用以指建筑物的楼层数目:◆a five-storey house一栋五层楼的房屋◆The office building is five storeys high.办公大楼有五层楼高。
Floor is used mainly to talk about which particular level in the building someone lives on, goes to, etc. * floor 主要指居住或前往等的某楼层:◆His office is on the fifth floor.他的办公室在五楼。
➡ note atfloor➡ see alsoground floor➤ofthesea/forests海;森林🔑[C, usually sing.]thegroundatthebottomofthesea, aforest, etc.(海等的)底;(森林等的)地面◆theocean/valley/cave/forestfloor海底;谷底;洞底;森林的地面➤inparliament, etc.议会等the floor[sing.]thepartofabuildingwherediscussionsordebatesareheld, especiallyinaparliament; thepeoplewhoattendadiscussionordebate议员席;全体议员;全体与会者◆OppositionpoliticiansregisteredtheirprotestontheflooroftheHouse. 反对党从政者在议院的议员席提出了抗议。◆Wewillnowtakeanyquestionsfromthefloor. 现在我们将接受会众席上的任何提问。
➤areaforwork工作区[C, usually sing.]anareainabuildingthatisusedforaparticularactivity(建筑物内的)场地◆ontheflooroftheStockExchange(= wheretradingtakesplace)在证券交易所的交易厅➡ see alsodance floor, factory floor, shop floor, trading floor➤forwages/prices工资;物价[C, usually sing.]thelowestlevelallowedforwagesorprices(工资或物价的)最低额,底价◆Priceshavegonethroughthefloor(= fallentoaverylowlevel). 物价已经探底。➡ compareceiling (2) ●get/begiven/havetheˈfloortoget/begiven/havetherighttospeakduringadiscussionordebate(讨论或辩论中)取得发言权●ˌholdtheˈfloortospeakduringadiscussionordebate, especiallyforalongtimesothatnobodyelseisabletosayanything发言;长篇大论地发言(尤指使他人无法发言)●ˌtake (to) theˈfloortostartdancingonadance floor(在舞池)开始跳舞◆Couplestookthefloorforthelastdanceoftheevening. 双双对对开始跳晚会的最后一支舞。●wipe/moptheˈfloorwithsb(informal) todefeatsbcompletelyinanargumentoracompetition(在辩论或竞赛中)彻底打败对手,把对手打得一败涂地●be/getinonthegroundˈfloortobecomeinvolvedinaplan, project, etc. atthebeginning在开始时参与
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