"On the ground floor" is the more common and appropriate phrase when referring to a specific level in a building.This phrase is correct but less commonly used than "on the ground floor." It can be used in a more general sense to describe being in the vicinity or area of the ground floor.
on the floor definition: located directly on the ground surface. Check meanings, examples, usage tips, pronunciation, domains, related words.
(informal) become involved at the beginning of a plan, a company, an organization, etc. and possibly profit from this later: Reg came in on the ground floor and saw the value of his investment double in two years.
You can complete Assassin's Creed Mirage Mingle with the crowd on the ground floor mission...
We use "on the ground floor,first floor....". If I want to say that I have a flat on a given floor, which option is the correct one? "I live in a ground floor" OR "I live on a ground floor". Thanks!!
Can someone tell me how you get in on the ground floor of a deal like that?More meanings of in on the ground floor.
His office is on the ground floor. Bullet casings lay scattered on the ground.They're down on the ground floor. On the ground beside them was a loop of rope.
The Ground Floor of the Clarington Hotel is a location in This Bed We Made. After going on break, Sophie Roy is called up to the hotel lobby by Beth to clean up a knocked over vase. Sophie later returns to the ground floor to find a screwdriver, then once again to call the police.
