Definition of factory floor in English:

factory floor

noun

The workers in a company or industry, rather than the management.
the unions had almost no influence on the factory floor
Example sentencesExamples
- The CEO of a manufacturing company is unlikely to show up on the factory floor and operate a lathe.
- Overall, more people will be in the office and fewer on the factory floor, meaning more knowledge work and less muscle work.
- Glass walls separate the office area from the factory floor, eliminating any real or perceived barriers between departments.
- A worker on the factory floor loudly protests that he is there to build motor boats.
- Producing doors, boot lids and bonnets, the foundry is expected to employ about 180 people on the factory floor.

Definition of factory floor in US English:

factory floor

nounˈfækt(ə)ri flɔ(ə)rˈfakt(ə)rē flô(ə)r

The workers in a company or industry, rather than the management.
the unions had almost no influence on the factory floor
Example sentencesExamples
- A worker on the factory floor loudly protests that he is there to build motor boats.
- The CEO of a manufacturing company is unlikely to show up on the factory floor and operate a lathe.
- Glass walls separate the office area from the factory floor, eliminating any real or perceived barriers between departments.
- Producing doors, boot lids and bonnets, the foundry is expected to employ about 180 people on the factory floor.
- Overall, more people will be in the office and fewer on the factory floor, meaning more knowledge work and less muscle work.

单词	factory floor
释义	Definition of factory floor in English: factory floor noun The workers in a company or industry, rather than the management. the unions had almost no influence on the factory floor Example sentencesExamples The CEO of a manufacturing company is unlikely to show up on the factory floor and operate a lathe. Overall, more people will be in the office and fewer on the factory floor, meaning more knowledge work and less muscle work. Glass walls separate the office area from the factory floor, eliminating any real or perceived barriers between departments. A worker on the factory floor loudly protests that he is there to build motor boats. Producing doors, boot lids and bonnets, the foundry is expected to employ about 180 people on the factory floor. Definition of factory floor in US English: factory floor nounˈfækt(ə)ri flɔ(ə)rˈfakt(ə)rē flô(ə)r The workers in a company or industry, rather than the management. the unions had almost no influence on the factory floor Example sentencesExamples A worker on the factory floor loudly protests that he is there to build motor boats. The CEO of a manufacturing company is unlikely to show up on the factory floor and operate a lathe. Glass walls separate the office area from the factory floor, eliminating any real or perceived barriers between departments. Producing doors, boot lids and bonnets, the foundry is expected to employ about 180 people on the factory floor. Overall, more people will be in the office and fewer on the factory floor, meaning more knowledge work and less muscle work.
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