floored US
flɔrd
See also: gobsmacked (UK)
Definition

Definition of floored - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
emotionUSoverwhelmed with surprise or shockUS
  • She was completely floored by the unexpected news.
astonished stunned
2.
constructionRareUShaving a floor made of specific materialRareUS
  • The kitchen is floored with oak wood.
carpeted tiled
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feel extremely surprised or shocked by something
I was floored by the news of her decision.
having a floor made from marble
The marble-floored lobby looked very elegant.
having a floor covered with tiles
The kitchen is tile-floored and easy to clean.

Origin of floored

Old English, flor (floor) + -ed (past participle)

Examples of floored in a sentence

  • The announcement left everyone floored.
  • The hallway is floored with marble tiles.
  • The entire house is floored with bamboo.

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  1. French:abasourdi, revêtu, ...
  2. German:überrascht, ausgelegt, ...
  3. Italian:sbalordito, pavimentato, ...
  4. Spanish:sorprendido, con suelo de, ...
  5. Portuguese:perplexa, pavimentado, ...
  6. Chinese:震惊的, 铺地的, ...
  7. Japanese:驚いた, 床張りの, ...
  8. Arabic:مَذْهول, ذو أَرضِيَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:הָמוּם, מְרוּצָּף, ...
  10. Russian:ошеломлённый, с настилом, ...
  11. Ukrainian:приголомшена, з підлогою, ...
  12. Hindi:स्तब्ध, फर्शयुक्त, ...
floor
flɔːr
floor: lower surface of a room on which one can walk
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Definition of floor - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
room surfacelower surface of a room on which one can walk
  • He dropped the keys on the floor.
footing ground surface
2.
architecturelevel of a building
  • Her office is on the fourth floor.
level storey story

Verb

tr.
1.
constructioninstall a hard surface layer on a room
  • They decided to floor the entire basement.
pave tile
2.
drivingUSpress a pedal to accelerate quicklyUS
  • He floored the gas pedal to overtake the car.
accelerate speed up
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  • floor: lower surface of a room on which one can walk
    lower surface of a room on which one can walk

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move at maximum speed in any context
When the alarm rang, she had to floor it to the exit.
place of intense violence or bloodshed
The battlefield became a killing floor during the war.
leader directing strategy in team activities
As a floor general, she organized the entire project team.
stand up from lying or sitting position on the floor
He had to pick himself up off the floor after falling down.
be given the right to speak in a meeting
When you have the floor, please discuss the budget issues.
start dancing in a lively way at a party or event
Let's hit the dance floor and show our moves!

Origin of floor

Old English, flor (ground)

Examples of floor in a sentence

  • The floor was covered in a beautiful carpet.
  • The conference room is on the second floor.
  • They live on the top floor of the building.
  • The trading floor was bustling with activity.
  • She got a job on the floor of the commodities exchange.
  • Divers mapped the cave floor.

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  1. French:sol, poser, ...
  2. German:Boden, verlegen, ...
  3. Italian:pavimento, pavimentare, ...
  4. Spanish:suelo, pavimentar, ...
  5. Portuguese:chão, pavimentar, ...
  6. Chinese:地板, 铺设, ...
  7. Japanese:床, 床張りする, ...
  8. Arabic:أرضية, كَسا, ...
  9. Hebrew:רִצְפָּה, לְרַצֵּף, ...
  10. Russian:пол, постелить пол, ...
  11. Ukrainian:підлога, застеляти, ...
  12. Hindi:फर्श, फर्श से ढकना, ...

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