Definition of plancher in English:

plancher

noun ˈplɑːn(t)ʃəˈplan(t)ʃə

1A floor of planks or boards (now English regional (East Anglian)). Formerly also: †a platform of planks (obsolete).
2A wooden plank, a board; (also, collectively) planking, boarding. Now English regional (East Anglian).
3In France: the minimum amount of currency in Treasury bills which banks are obliged to hold.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Exchequer Accounts. From Anglo-Norman plancher, planchier, plauncher, plauncheour floor, and Old French, Middle French plancher, planchier planking, flooring, floor of a house, ceiling, roof, the floor of a cavity in the body from planche + -er, -ier. Compare post-classical Latin planchera plank, planking, flooring.

Definition of plancher in US English:

plancher

noun

1A floor of planks or boards (now English regional (East Anglian)). Formerly also: †a platform of planks (obsolete).
2A wooden plank, a board; (also, collectively) planking, boarding. Now English regional (East Anglian).
3In France: the minimum amount of currency in Treasury bills which banks are obliged to hold.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Exchequer Accounts. From Anglo-Norman plancher, planchier, plauncher, plauncheour floor, and Old French, Middle French plancher, planchier planking, flooring, floor of a house, ceiling, roof, the floor of a cavity in the body from planche + -er, -ier. Compare post-classical Latin planchera plank, planking, flooring.

词汇	plancher
释义	Definition of plancher in English: plancher noun ˈplɑːn(t)ʃəˈplan(t)ʃə 1A floor of planks or boards (now English regional (East Anglian)). Formerly also: †a platform of planks (obsolete). 2A wooden plank, a board; (also, collectively) planking, boarding. Now English regional (East Anglian). 3In France: the minimum amount of currency in Treasury bills which banks are obliged to hold. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Exchequer Accounts. From Anglo-Norman plancher, planchier, plauncher, plauncheour floor, and Old French, Middle French plancher, planchier planking, flooring, floor of a house, ceiling, roof, the floor of a cavity in the body from planche + -er, -ier. Compare post-classical Latin planchera plank, planking, flooring. Definition of plancher in US English: plancher noun 1A floor of planks or boards (now English regional (East Anglian)). Formerly also: †a platform of planks (obsolete). 2A wooden plank, a board; (also, collectively) planking, boarding. Now English regional (East Anglian). 3In France: the minimum amount of currency in Treasury bills which banks are obliged to hold. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Exchequer Accounts. From Anglo-Norman plancher, planchier, plauncher, plauncheour floor, and Old French, Middle French plancher, planchier planking, flooring, floor of a house, ceiling, roof, the floor of a cavity in the body from planche + -er, -ier. Compare post-classical Latin planchera plank, planking, flooring.
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