ceiling in Japanese
ceiling in Japanese is 天井関数, 天井 — ceiling means the interior surface that forms the top of a room.
ceiling in Japanese
天井関数
Pronounced: tenjōkansuu
(mathematics) The smallest integer greater than or equal to a given number.
天井
Pronounced: tenjō
(architecture) The overhead interior surface that covers the upper limits of a room.
What does "ceiling" mean?
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noun The interior surface that forms the top of a room.
"Water stains spread across the bedroom ceiling after the leak."
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noun An upper limit placed on an amount, price, or achievement.
"The government set a ceiling on rent increases."
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noun In mathematics, the smallest whole number that is greater than or equal to a given number.
"The ceiling of 4.2 is 5."
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ceiling in a sentence
- Water stains spread across the bedroom ceiling after the leak.
- The government set a ceiling on rent increases.
- She feels like she's hit a ceiling in her career.
- The ceiling of 4.2 is 5.
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What is "ceiling" in Japanese?
"ceiling" in Japanese is 天井関数, 天井. ceiling means: The interior surface that forms the top of a room.
How do you pronounce 天井関数?
"ceiling" in Japanese is 天井関数, pronounced "tenjōkansuu".
How do you use "ceiling" in a sentence?
Example: "Water stains spread across the bedroom ceiling after the leak." In Japanese, "ceiling" is 天井関数, 天井.
Are there other ways to say "ceiling" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "ceiling": 天井関数, 天井.
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