"Laminate hardwood" vs. "Engeneered hardwood" flooring
From https://www.woodandbeyond.com/blog/engineered-vs-laminate-flooring-which-is-better/:

Engineered wood flooring


  Engineered wood flooring is a man made product that is made from
  natural materials.  Commonly made up of layers of ply that are bonded
  together, engineered wood flooring is always topped off with a layer
  of solid wood.  This layer of solid wood is called the lamella or top
  layer and it’s thanks to this solid wood finish that engineered wood
  looks so convincingly like solid wood.
  
  Engineered wood flooring has the advantage over solid wood that its
  stable structure means that it is much more resistant to expansion and
  contraction than solid wood.  What this means is that it can safely be
  fitted in rooms where temperature and moisture fluctuations are
  significant, like bathrooms and kitchens.  Engineered wood flooring
  can also be installed over under floor heating.


Laminate flooring


  Laminate flooring on the other hand is a synthetic, man-made product
  that is made up of various layers that are fused together using a
  lamination process.   Laminate flooring is a relatively recent
  addition to the range of flooring options available on the market and
  made its first appearance in the late 1970s.  It originally launched
  as a competitor to vinyl flooring.  Made up of typically five (or
  fewer layers), laminate flooring can be made to look like any material
  the manufacturer wants, because effectively the layer which makes up
  the image is just that, an image.


Laminate flooring is the cheaper (and generally lower quality) of the two.