rez-de-chaussée

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"I daresay you'd be glad to get back to that rez-de-chaussée of yours.

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  1. The ground floor of a building; the floor in which are the principal entrances, even if it is two or three feet above the level of the site.

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  1. French, ‘level of the street.’
 

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