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ceiling

/ˈsiːlɪŋ/

Übersetzungen

ceilingsubstantiv

ceilings

Pl.

/ˈsiːlɪŋ/

потолок

The chandelier was hanging from the ceiling.

Люстра висела на потолке.

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Synonyme

ceilingadjektiv

/ˈsiːlɪŋ/

Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "ceiling fan"), functioning adjectivally.

ceilverb

ceiling

Gerundium

ceiled

Präteritum

ceiled

Partizip Perfekt

ceiling

Gerundium

/siːl/

/sil/

округлять вверх

The function will ceil the number to the nearest integer.

Функция округлит число вверх до ближайшего целого.

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Definitionen

ceilingsubstantiv

The upper interior surface of a room.

The ceiling in the living room is painted white.

An upper limit set on prices, wages, or other quantities.

The government imposed a ceiling on rent increases to control housing costs.

The maximum altitude an aircraft can reach under specified conditions.

The jet has a ceiling of 40,000 feet, allowing it to fly above most weather disturbances.

The height above ground of the base of the lowest cloud layer covering more than half the sky.

Pilots checked the cloud ceiling before take-off.

The inner planking or lining of a ship's hull below the deck.

The shipwrights repaired the damaged ceiling in the cargo hold.

ceilingadjektiv

Mounted on, situated at, or relating to a ceiling.

Ceiling lights provide even illumination throughout the hall.

Denoting a maximum permitted level, especially of prices, wages, or other quantitative measures.

The contract sets a ceiling rate for overtime pay.

ceilverb

To round (a real number) up to the smallest integer that is greater than or equal to it, especially in computing and mathematics.

In many programming languages, the function ceil(4.2) returns 5.

To furnish or line the inside surface of a roof or wall with plaster, boards, or another material; to provide with a ceiling.

The old barn was ceiled with wooden planks to keep out the drafts.