Synonyms and antonyms of Floors and levels of buildings in British Thesaurus

basement (noun)

the part of a building that is partly or completely below the level of the ground

downstairs (adverb)

to or on a lower floor of a building, especially the floor at ground level

downstairs (noun)

the floor of a building that is at ground level

the first floor (noun)

British the next floor of a building above the one that is at the same level as the ground outside. The American word is second floor

the first floor (noun)

American the floor of a building which is at the same level as the ground outside. The British word is ground floor.

floor (noun)

one of the levels in a building

gallery (noun)

an upper level in a building such as a church, court etc

ground floor (noun)

the floor of a building that is at or near the level of the ground

level (noun)

one of the floors in a building

loft (noun)

a small floor, platform, or balcony above the main floor in a room

lower ground floor (noun)

British the lowest level of a building, below the surface of the ground

mezzanine (noun)

an area between two levels of a building

multi-storey (adjective)

British having several levels or floors

storey (noun)

British a level in a building

upstairs (adverb)

on an upper level of a building with stairs

upstairs (adverb)

up a set of stairs to an upper level of a building

upstairs (noun)

the upper level or levels of a building

wall-to-wall (adjective)

covering the whole floor of a room