英语词组floor是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

floor

1. noun

used as a figurative or notional description of the place where out-of-work workers wait for a job referral at a union hiring hall US, 1992.► on the floorpoor. Rhyming slang; also serves as a metaphor UK, 1960.► take off the floorto remove a prostitute from service in a brothel US, 1978

2. verb

to confound, to puzzle UK, 1830.

to push a vehicle's accelerator to the floorboard US, 1953

idiomfloorfloor it AmEAmEspoken to suddenly make a car go very fast:Just put it in really low gear and floor it - let's see what happens.One of the gunmen grabbed the door handle, but the driver got rid of him by flooring it.wipe the floor with sbto defeat someone completely or easily in a competition or argument:We had a couple of chances to score, but in the end they wiped the floor with us, 4-0.One MP challenged the Government's policy, but the Health Minister wiped the floor with him.

*floor

Fig. the exclusive right to address the audience. (*Typically: get ~; have ~; hold ~; grant someone~.) When I get the floor, I'll make a short speech. The last time you had the floor, you talked for an hour.

floor someone

to surprise and astound someone. His brashness simply floored me!

See:

4-on-the-floor
be in on the ground floor
be, come, get, etc. in on the ground floor
clean the floor (up) with (one)
clean the floor up with
come in on the ground floor
crash to the floor
cross the floor
elevator doesn't go to the top floor, the
fall through the floor
floor
floor it
floored
from the floor
get in on the ground floor
get in on the ground floor, to
ground floor, get in on the
have the floor
hold the floor
in on the ground floor
mop the floor up with
mop the floor up with (one)
mop the floor up with someone
mop the floor with (someone)
mop up the floor with
mop up the floor with (one)
on the cutting room floor
on the factory floor
pace the floor
pull up a floor
put (one's) foot to the floor
rolling on the floor laughing
scrape (someone or something) up off (something)
sink through the floor
sink through the floor, to
so clean (that) (one) could eat off the floor(s)
so clean you could eat off the floor
take the floor
this is my floor
through the floor
walk the floor
wipe the floor up with
wipe the floor up with (one)
wipe the floor up with someone
wipe the floor with
wipe the floor with (someone)
wipe the floor with somebody
wipe the floor with someone
you could eat off the floor(s)

词组	floor
释义	floor 1. noun used as a figurative or notional description of the place where out-of-work workers wait for a job referral at a union hiring hall US, 1992.► on the floorpoor. Rhyming slang; also serves as a metaphor UK, 1960.► take off the floorto remove a prostitute from service in a brothel US, 1978 2. verb 1 to confound, to puzzle UK, 1830. 2 to push a vehicle's accelerator to the floorboard US, 1953 idiomfloorfloor it AmEAmEspoken to suddenly make a car go very fast:Just put it in really low gear and floor it - let's see what happens.One of the gunmen grabbed the door handle, but the driver got rid of him by flooring it.wipe the floor with sbto defeat someone completely or easily in a competition or argument:We had a couple of chances to score, but in the end they wiped the floor with us, 4-0.One MP challenged the Government's policy, but the Health Minister wiped the floor with him. floor Fig.* the exclusive right to address the audience. (Typically: get ~; have ~; hold ~; grant* someone~.) When I get the floor, I'll make a short speech. The last time you had the floor, you talked for an hour. floor someone to surprise and astound someone. His brashness simply floored me! See: 4-on-the-floor be in on the ground floor be, come, get, etc. in on the ground floor clean the floor (up) with (one) clean the floor up with come in on the ground floor crash to the floor cross the floor elevator doesn't go to the top floor, the fall through the floor floor floor it floored from the floor get in on the ground floor get in on the ground floor, to ground floor, get in on the have the floor hold the floor in on the ground floor mop the floor up with mop the floor up with (one) mop the floor up with someone mop the floor with (someone) mop up the floor with mop up the floor with (one) on the cutting room floor on the factory floor pace the floor pull up a floor put (one's) foot to the floor rolling on the floor laughing scrape (someone or something) up off (something) sink through the floor sink through the floor, to so clean (that) (one) could eat off the floor(s) so clean you could eat off the floor take the floor this is my floor through the floor walk the floor wipe the floor up with wipe the floor up with (one) wipe the floor up with someone wipe the floor with wipe the floor with (someone) wipe the floor with somebody wipe the floor with someone you could eat off the floor(s)
随便看	draw someone's fire draw (someone's) fire draw someone's fire from draw someone to one side draw something from draw something out draw (something) over (someone or something) draw (something) to draw something to a close draw (something) to (someone's) attention draw something up draw straws draw straws for draw straws for (something) draw stumps draw the battle lines draw (the) battle lines draw the curtain draw the curtain on draw the curtain on (something) draw the curtain over draw the curtain over (something) draw their fire draw their fire away from draw their fire from