Dictionary entry
Stories
Pronunciation: /ˈstɔːri/
Pronunciation
/ˈstɔːri/
Myanmar Meaning
(n[pl]) အဖြစ်အပျက်
Definition
storey ( US story) /'stↄ:ri/ n ( pl storeys ; US stories ) အထပ္။ အဆင့္။ a single-storey building ❍ the upper/ lower storey ❍ an office block twenty storeys high ❍ live on the third storey of a block of flats ❍ a multi-storey car park. ❏ -storeyed ( US -storied ) /-'stↄ:rid / adjs … ထပ္။ a six-storeyed building.
Examples
- ‘Towards the north end
- the building rises to two storeys
- and the roof of the colonnade forms an external gallery.’
- ‘The original building was two storeys with the upper floor being removed in 1866.’
- ‘Arches in three planes provide long spans in the prayer hall and carry the upper three storeys of the mosque.’
- ‘The apartments will be arranged in courtyards with the highest building rising to five storeys
- including the penthouse level.’
- ‘Think of a jet faster than the Concorde
- or a building taller than 120 storeys.’
- ‘The 10
- 000 sq. ft. building has three storeys over a basement and also includes a car park with access from Tobergal Lane.’
- ‘The apartment blocks will range in size up to a maximum of four storeys above courtyard level
- and the first phase of units will be ready for occupation within a year.’
- ‘Both buildings are three storeys with retail use at ground floor level and the upper floors in use as offices and storage.’
- ‘Inside the glass box are a large open dining room and living room
- both two stories high.’
- ‘The whole building will be raised half a storey above the ground to comply with existing levels.’
- ‘A reinforced concrete structure
- with doors and windows in steel
- the building is eleven storeys
- plus a roof terrace and basement.’
- ‘Less than one minute later
- she was in Ms Kiss's office
- on the second floor of the three storey building.’
- ‘She said work on the top floor of the three storey building began in January and is expected to be finished by the end of this month.’
- ‘Player
- administration and spectator facilities are arranged on three levels underneath the grandstand
- with changing areas on the lowest storey at pitch level.’
- ‘The three storey building comprises a ground floor retail unit and residential accommodation overhead.’
- ‘The building
- four storeys high and designed to a taut geometry
- is an abstract composition of concrete
- stainless steel and glass.’
- ‘The new facility
- which provides accommodation for 102 children in a two and a half storey building
- is on a small site on Glenmorris Street.’
- ‘Steel girders have been used in its construction
- which could allow for building of a second storey or mezzanine.’
- ‘Some went as high as five stories
- the top floor usually containing servants' rooms.’
- ‘Its walls stand five-foot thick
- the building is three storeys high with small castellated towers sticking out at the tops of each corner of the building.’