floor in Portuguese
floor in Portuguese is chão, assoalho, piso — floor means the surface on which you walk inside a room or building.
floor in Portuguese
chão
assoalho
piso
andar
(construction, architecture) A structure formed of beams, girders, etc, with proper covering, which divides a building horizontally into storeys/stories.
assoalhar
(transitive) To cover or furnish with a floor.
derrubar
To strike down or lay level with the floor; to knock down.
What does "floor" mean?
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noun The surface on which you walk inside a room or building.
"The toddler sat on the floor and stacked her wooden blocks."
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noun A storey or level of a building.
"The lift stops at every floor, so the journey takes a while."
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noun A set minimum limit, especially for a price or rate.
"The farmers asked for a floor under crop prices so they could plan ahead."
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verb To knock someone down, or to shock or overwhelm them completely.
"The sudden gust of wind floored the runner just before the finish line."
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floor in a sentence
- The toddler sat on the floor and stacked her wooden blocks.
- We need to replace the old wooden floor in the hallway.
- The lift stops at every floor, so the journey takes a while.
- They live on the top floor, with views across the whole town.
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What is "floor" in Portuguese?
"floor" in Portuguese is chão, assoalho, piso. floor means: The surface on which you walk inside a room or building.
How do you use "floor" in a sentence?
Example: "The toddler sat on the floor and stacked her wooden blocks." In Portuguese, "floor" is chão, assoalho, piso.
Are there other ways to say "floor" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 6 translations listed for "floor": chão, assoalho, piso, andar, assoalhar, derrubar.
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