multi-storey building

floor; level (of a building)

arch way; tower

a one-woman brothel

to be very noisy

mirage

a building constructed of concrete and steel

cement building

go downstairs

before a big storm there's signs pointing to what is about to come - the wind blowing through a tower precedes the storm in the mountains

the signs of important events often come before they are about to happen

ground floor (UK); first floor (US). | Generally marked as G/F in Hong Kong. | In Hong Kong, offices or shops on the ground floor are said to be at 地下 /dei6 haa2/ which may confuse Mandarin-speakers as "地下" in addresses in China means basement or underground.

the first floor (in US); the ground floor (in UK) [written and colloquial]

dangerous premises

city gate tower

dangerous buildings

an old building (built before 1946)

Old buildings

Dream of the Red Chamber

the journey of a thousand miles starts with one step (lit., "skyscrapers go up from (what was once) flat earth")

high buildings and large mansions

a Chinese restaurant

McDonald's (restaurant) [also][粵] 麥當勞，老麥，麥記，M記

choose a flat

to pick a house; to find a house

first floor

staircase with right-angled turn; L-shaped staircase

floor; floor area

waiter/waitress of a restaurant

dining area of a restaurant

cashier of a restaurant

the place has been deserted; nobody around

uncompleted/unfinished flat; off-plan property; pre-sale property; forward delivery apartment/condominium

an off plan property; uncompleted property

buy a property units

to buy a property [written and colloquial]

loft; penthouse; attic