青年中文floor window的意思
floor window中文翻譯：
地板窗
window───n.窗；窗口；窗戶
floor───n.地板，地面；樓層；基底；議員席；vt.鋪地板；打倒，擊倒；（被困難）難倒
thatched floor───茅草地板
mezzanine floor───閣樓
pelvic floor───[解剖]骨盆底
floor pillows───地板枕頭
day floor───日間樓層
my floor───我的地板
threshing floor───禾場；打谷場；打谷場; 禾場
John, a fireman, leaped from the roof of an apartment block to save a lovesick woman who had jumped out of her fifth-floor window.───約翰是一名消防員，為了救一名從五樓窗戶跳下的患相思病的女子，他從公寓樓的樓頂跳下。
She had been sitting with her knitting at her fourth-floor window.───她一直坐在5樓的窗戶旁做編織活。
He jumped out of a third-floor window.───他從3樓的一個窗口跳了出去。
He took Jane's clothes out of the chest of drawers in her bedroom, and he threw them out of the top floor window.───他到簡的寢室里把簡的衣服從衣櫥的抽屜里拿出來，從頂樓的窗戶扔了出去。
Mr. Aslam, who was being treated for a broken leg, said he saved himself by leaping from a third-floor window.───阿薩勒姆斷了一條腿，在醫院里接受治療。他說，他從三樓的窗戶里跳下來，才得以自救。
As I sat perched in the second-floor window of our brick schoolhouse that afternoon, my heart began to sink further with each passing car.───那天下午，我坐在學校磚樓二樓的窗沿上，看著一輛輛經過的汽車，心不斷地往下沉。
What do you say to a man widely blamed for beating you, stealing your job and trying to have you thrown out of a 10th-floor window?───你會怎么說一個眾人皆云他毆打你、偷走你的工作，甚至嘗試把你從第十層樓的窗口扔出去的人？
Pessotto has received massive support from the footballing world and the general public since his dramatic fall from a second floor window.───自墜樓事件發生后，佩索托得到了來自足壇和社會公眾的支持。
tried to jump out of the fortieth-floor window in a moment of utter lunacy .───在突發的精神失常中試圖從四樓的窗戶跳出去。
She suffered multiple injuries after jumping out of a fifth floor window.
He plunged from a tenth floor window.
Yardies called by, smashed his door down, grabbed the man, threw him out through that eighth floor window.
Ali: We are planing to purchase on building materials in construction , such as stone, wooden door, floor, window, building machine and smart house.
She committed suicide by throwing herself out of a tenth floor window.
Henry, a talented sculptor and musician from Faringdon in Oxfordshire fell from a top floor window.
Again he caught a glimpse of Mrs McIver's astounded expression, this time from the safety of her first floor window.
He had to jump from a first floor window.