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flooring
UK
/ˈflɔː.rɪŋ/
US
/ˈflɔr.ɪŋ/
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flooring
noun
floorings
pl
пол
The flooring in the living room is made of oak.
Пол в гостиной сделан из дуба.
настил
The flooring of the deck needs to be replaced.
Настил палубы нужно заменить.
Additional translations
покрытие
настилка
Synonyms
decking
surface
floor
platform
ground
pavement
flooring
gerund / present participle
Participial adjective from the verb "floor" meaning "to astonish"; e.g., "a flooring revelation".
Synonyms
astonishing
astounding
stunning
staggering
breathtaking
jaw-dropping
mind-blowing
overwhelming
stupefying
eye-popping
flooring
adjective
UK
/ˈflɔː.rɪŋ/
US
/ˈflɔːr.ɪŋ/
Attributive use (e.g., "flooring contractor") functioning as adjective relating to floor coverings.
Synonyms
breathtaking
eye-popping
shocking
dumbfounding
mind-blowing
stupefying
jaw-dropping
overwhelming
stunning
staggering
astounding
astonishing
floor
verb
flooring
Gerund
floored
Past Simple
floored
Past Participle
flooring
Gerund
UK
/flɔː/
US
/flɔr/
сбить с ног
The boxer floored his opponent with a powerful punch.
Боксер сбил с ног своего противника мощным ударом.
поражать
The news floored him completely.
Эта новость полностью поразила его.
Synonyms
astonish
daze
stun
overwhelm
shock
Definitions
flooring
noun
Material used to cover the floor of a room.
The new hardwood flooring in the living room gives the house a warm and elegant feel.
The act of installing a floor covering.
The flooring of the entire house took several days to complete.
flooring
gerund / present participle
Causing astonishment or amazement; overwhelming.
The figure quoted by the accountant was truly flooring.
flooring
adjective
Relating to floors or floor coverings; used attributively before another noun.
The flooring industry has grown rapidly in recent years.
floor
verb
To provide a surface with a floor or flooring.
They decided to floor the entire house with hardwood.
To knock someone to the ground, especially in a fight or competition.
The boxer floored his opponent with a powerful right hook.
To surprise or shock someone greatly.
The unexpected news floored everyone in the room.
To press the accelerator of a vehicle to the floor, causing it to go as fast as possible.
He floored the gas pedal to overtake the slow-moving truck.
Mathematics: to round (a real number) down to the nearest integer.
When you floor 7.8, the result is 7.
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