Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
WordNet
n. the height of the ground on which something stands; "the base of the tower was below grade" [syn: grade]
the floor of a building that is at or nearest to the level of the ground around the building [syn: ground floor, first floor]
Wikipedia
Ground level may refer to:
- Earth's surface
- Storey of a building/structure on (level with) the ground; also called the "ground floor"
- Ground Level, Australian band
- "Ground Level", a song by Stereo MCs from the album Connected
Usage examples of "ground level".
When they had climbed almost to ground level, a big car slammed to a stop in the street ahead, three-quarters blocking the exit.
We know that we have to be approved by security on the ground level, we don't dare ask how many armed guards are watching Benares, and we know that any attempt to get him on the vidphone will be tapped, even if we manage to break through the security system.
I stepped out of the passenger port onto the open elevator and waited for it to take me to ground level.
Peter preferred the suite to the executive offices on the hotel's ground level.
As they walked, soft lights winked on at ground level, triggered by motion.
The hotel registration desk also seemed ordinary, as long as she could pretend it was on ground level, and the great open shaft with the waterfall went that far up in the air.
Minutes later he was up at ground level, hurrying out of the main entrance of the Reactor Building.
Lower still, below ground level, began a different world, one of noise and smells and harsh bleakness.
Rap opened a new one at ground level, with an inattention anticharisma around it, and he scrambled out onto the courtyard flagstones, hot already from the early-morning sun.
Because the ocean waters were rising as a result of the melting of polar ice, the authorities wanted the ground level to be higher.