floor

S1 W1

BrE /flɔː/ AmE /floʊr/

noun en → es

1 LEVEL [singular] A1

the surface of a room or building on which you walk, stand, etc.

piso, suelo

  • on the floor

Collocations carpeted floor · wooden floor

  • She fell to the floor.

    Ella cayó al suelo.

2 STORY [singular] A1

a level of a building, above or below ground level

piso, planta

  • first floor, second floor

Collocations ground floor · basement floor

  • The meeting is on the third floor.

    La reunión está en el tercer piso.

3 AREA [singular] B1

an area of activity or interest

área, campo

  • in the floor

Collocations floor of politics · floor of business

  • He's a leading figure in his field.

    Es una figura destacada en su campo.

4 MARKET [singular] B2

the stock exchange or the buying and selling of shares, etc.

mercado de valores, bolsa

  • on the floor

Collocations floor of the stock exchange · floor of trading

  • The market is open on the floor.

    El mercado está abierto en la bolsa.

5 PLATFORM [singular] B2

the area where people stand to speak in a meeting or debate

plataforma, estrado

  • on the floor

Collocations floor of the House of Commons · floor of a conference

  • He spoke from the floor.

    Él habló desde el estrado.

6 BASE [singular] B2

the bottom part of something, such as a piece of furniture or a building

base, fundamento

  • at the floor

Collocations floor of a table · floor of a cabinet

  • The bookcase is at the floor.

    El estante está en el suelo.

7 DROP [intransitive] B2

to fall to the ground or a lower level

caerse, caer al piso

  • floor down

Collocations floor with a thud · floor to the ground

  • She floored when she saw him.

    Ella cayó al suelo cuando lo vio.

8 STOP [transitive] B2

to stop a vehicle suddenly and completely

detener, parar bruscamente

  • floor the brakes

Collocations floor the accelerator · floor the pedal

  • He floored the brakes.

    Él frenó bruscamente.