Collocations for floor - noun
1. lower surface of a room
ADJECTIVE
bare,
cold,
hard
I can't sleep on the bare floor!
I can't sleep on the bare floor!
dirty,
dusty
wet
clean, polished, smooth
cement, concrete, stone
dirt (esp. AmE)
hardwood, parquet, wood, wooden
carpeted, linoleum, marble, tiled
bathroom, kitchen, etc.
raised
dance
wet
clean, polished, smooth
cement, concrete, stone
dirt (esp. AmE)
hardwood, parquet, wood, wooden
carpeted, linoleum, marble, tiled
bathroom, kitchen, etc.
raised
dance
VERB + floor
clean,
mop,
polish,
scrub,
sweep,
wash,
wax,
wipe
drop to, fall to
His glass fell to the floor and broke.
drop to, fall to
His glass fell to the floor and broke.
hit
reach, touch
pace, walk
cover, litter
reach, touch
pace, walk
cover, litter
2. bottom of the sea, a forest, etc.
3. level in a building
ADJECTIVE
bottom,
first (= at entrance level),
ground
(BrE)
top
first, second, third, etc. (In BrE, the first floor is the floor above the entrance level. This is called the second floor in AmE.)
mezzanine
lower, upper
top
first, second, third, etc. (In BrE, the first floor is the floor above the entrance level. This is called the second floor in AmE.)
mezzanine
lower, upper