storey

storey
(esp. BrE) (AmE usually story) noun
ADJECTIVE
lower
top, upper
first, second, etc.

He jumped out of the second-storey/second-story window.

VERB + STOREY/STORY
have

The house has three storeys.

occupy

The kitchen occupies the lower storey.

add

They plan to add an extra storey.

PREPOSITION
on a/the storey

I live on the top storey.

PHRASES
five, ten, etc. storeys/stories high, five, ten, etc. storeys/stories tall (esp. AmE)

The building is four storeys/stories high.


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