Definition of working floor in English:

working floor

noun ˌwəːkɪŋ ˈflɔː

1A floor in a malthouse where the steeped grain is spread out and turned while it begins to sprout. Also called growing floor. Now chiefly historical.
2Generally. A floor or other horizontal surface on which work is performed or some technical operation is carried out.
3Mining. A horizontal surface where mining or excavation is carried out.
4Archaeology. A well-defined layer of materials and artefacts associated with the making of stone or flint implements.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in London Evening Post. From working + floor.

Definition of working floor in US English:

working floor

nounˌwəːkɪŋ ˈflɔː

1A floor in a malthouse where the steeped grain is spread out and turned while it begins to sprout. Also called growing floor. Now chiefly historical.
2Generally. A floor or other horizontal surface on which work is performed or some technical operation is carried out.
3Mining. A horizontal surface where mining or excavation is carried out.
4Archaeology. A well-defined layer of materials and artefacts associated with the making of stone or flint implements.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in London Evening Post. From working + floor.

词汇	working floor
释义	Definition of working floor in English: working floor noun ˌwəːkɪŋ ˈflɔː 1A floor in a malthouse where the steeped grain is spread out and turned while it begins to sprout. Also called growing floor. Now chiefly historical. 2Generally. A floor or other horizontal surface on which work is performed or some technical operation is carried out. 3Mining. A horizontal surface where mining or excavation is carried out. 4Archaeology. A well-defined layer of materials and artefacts associated with the making of stone or flint implements. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in London Evening Post. From working + floor. Definition of working floor in US English: working floor nounˌwəːkɪŋ ˈflɔː 1A floor in a malthouse where the steeped grain is spread out and turned while it begins to sprout. Also called growing floor. Now chiefly historical. 2Generally. A floor or other horizontal surface on which work is performed or some technical operation is carried out. 3Mining. A horizontal surface where mining or excavation is carried out. 4Archaeology. A well-defined layer of materials and artefacts associated with the making of stone or flint implements. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in London Evening Post. From working + floor.
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