storey

• n. [建てる]床；積み重ねられたフレームの床
• n. （Storey）人名；（S.W., Swed.の）Storey；（Eng.の）Storey

storyの綴りの変化から。

storey

storey: [14] Storey is etymologically the same word as story. Both come ultimately from Latin historia ‘story’ (source also of English history). Storey itself was borrowed directly from Anglo- Latin historia, which is known to have been used for ‘picture’, and may also have denoted a ‘row of pictures in the form of stained glass windows or statues, telling a story’, which filled the entire wall between floor and ceiling at a given level of a building.
=> history, story

1. John was on the uppermost floor of the three- storey gatehouse.

ジョンは3階建てのドアルームの最上階にいます。

2.Tom 's sister says he is weak in the upper storey .

トムの妹は頭が悪いと言っている。

3.There 's a nine- storey apartment building next to the bank.

銀行の隣に9階建ての寮ビルがある。

4.That new multi- storey carpark is a real eyesore.

その新しい多層駐車場は実に見苦しい。

5.The upper storey projects over the street.

2階は街角に出ている。