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flooring
/ˈflɔːrɪŋ/
When used as a noun, the word evokes a sense of tactile surface and architectural finish. It describes the physical layer that separates the structural subfloor from the inhabitants, focusing on aesthetics and durability. As a verb, the term shifts from a physical object to a sudden impact. Whether the impact is a literal punch or a figurative emotional shock, the common thread is the sensation of being knocked off one's feet or rendered unable to stand or respond.
Uncountable when referring to the general material or category of surface covers. Countable when referring to specific types or installations of different materials in a project.
意味
Material used to cover the floor of a room or building.
"We decided to install hardwood flooring in the living room for a more classic look."
To knock someone down to the ground, typically with a punch.
"The boxer managed to floor his opponent with a powerful right hook."
To overwhelm or astonish someone completely.
"The sheer beauty of the landscape absolutely floored her."