floor

US /flɔːr/
UK /flɔːr/
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the lower surface of a room, on which one walks

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The wooden floor creaked as he walked across it.
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She dropped her keys on the floor.
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grounddeckbase
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a story of a building

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Our office is on the third floor.
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Take the elevator to the top floor.
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storylevel
1.

to knock or bring (someone) to the ground

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The boxer managed to floor his opponent in the first round.
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The sudden news completely floored him.
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knock downoverwhelmstunastound
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