tiled

UK
/taɪld/
US
/taɪld/
tiledadjective
UK
/taɪld/
US
/taɪld/
Translations
The bathroom has a tiled floor.
В ванной комнате плиточный пол.
The kitchen has a tiled backsplash.
На кухне кафельный фартук.
Definitions
Covered or decorated with tiles.
The bathroom had a beautifully tiled floor that was easy to clean.
Arranged in non-overlapping rectangular sections, like tiles in a grid.
On her second monitor she kept a tiled display of stock charts.
tiledpast participle
UK
/taɪld/
US
/taɪld/
Used as the past participle of the verb "tile" when functioning adjectivally.
Definitions
That has had tiles affixed to it; finished with tiles.
The kitchen walls were tiled last weekend.
tileverb

tiled

Past Simple

tiled
Past Simple
tiled
Past Participle
tiling
Gerund
UK
/taɪl/
US
/taɪl/
Definitions
To cover a surface with tiles.
They decided to tile the kitchen floor with ceramic tiles.
Computing: to arrange open windows or documents on a screen so that they are displayed simultaneously in a non-overlapping grid.
Select “Tile Windows” to view all reports side by side.
tilenoun
Definitions
A thin, flat piece of fired clay, stone, or other material, typically square or rectangular, used for covering roofs, floors, walls, or other surfaces.
The kitchen floor was covered with ceramic tiles.
A small, flat piece of material used in games, such as a domino or a piece in Scrabble.
He placed the letter tile on the board to form a new word.
A flat, thin piece of baked clay or other material used in mosaics.
The artist carefully selected each tile to create a vibrant mosaic.
Computing: a small, usually rectangular area on a computer or mobile device screen that represents an application, control, or piece of dynamic content.
She dragged the weather tile to the top of the home screen.
tileadjective
Definitions
Made of, consisting of, or relating to tiles.
The architect specified tile walls for the shower area.