英语词汇ceiling的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

ceiling /ˈsiːlɪŋ/ noun 1. the inner surface of the top part of a roomadjectives/nouns + ceilinga high/low ceiling The rooms have low ceilings and you need to be careful not to bang your head. | The house has beautiful high ceilings.the kitchen/bedroom etc ceiling She looked up at the bedroom ceiling.a painted ceiling The house is especially notable for its 17th-century painted ceilings.a sloping ceiling On the top floor the bedrooms have sloping ceilings.a vaulted ceiling (=made up of arches) The church has huge vaulted ceilings.ceiling + nounsa ceiling fan He stared at the ceiling fan turning above his bed.a ceiling light The corridor had small ceiling lights all along it.verbshang from the ceiling The lamp hung from the ceiling.prepositionson the ceiling There was an enormous spider on the ceiling.from floor to ceiling The bookcases covered the walls from floor to ceiling.2. the largest number or amount of something that is officially allowedverbsput/set/impose a ceiling (on sth) The government set a ceiling on the number of people who could come into the country to work.raise/increase the ceiling (on sth) Republicans in Congress have been refusing to raise the ceiling on the national debt.nouns + ceilinga price ceiling The minister decided to lift price ceilings on bread, milk, and other basic foods.a spending/expenditure ceiling The government has promised to stick to its spending ceiling.the debt ceiling The US Congress must pass legislation to raise the debt ceiling.

词组	ceiling
释义	ceiling /ˈsiːlɪŋ/ noun 1. the inner surface of the top part of a roomadjectives/nouns + ceilinga high/low ceiling The rooms have low ceilings and you need to be careful not to bang your head. \| The house has beautiful high ceilings.the kitchen/bedroom etc ceiling She looked up at the bedroom ceiling.a painted ceiling The house is especially notable for its 17th-century painted ceilings.a sloping ceiling On the top floor the bedrooms have sloping ceilings.a vaulted ceiling (=made up of arches) The church has huge vaulted ceilings.ceiling + nounsa ceiling fan He stared at the ceiling fan turning above his bed.a ceiling light The corridor had small ceiling lights all along it.verbshang from the ceiling The lamp hung from the ceiling.prepositionson the ceiling There was an enormous spider on the ceiling.from floor to ceiling The bookcases covered the walls from floor to ceiling.2. the largest number or amount of something that is officially allowedverbsput/set/impose a ceiling (on sth) The government set a ceiling on the number of people who could come into the country to work.raise/increase the ceiling (on sth) Republicans in Congress have been refusing to raise the ceiling on the national debt.nouns + ceilinga price ceiling The minister decided to lift price ceilings on bread, milk, and other basic foods.a spending/expenditure ceiling The government has promised to stick to its spending ceiling.the debt ceiling The US Congress must pass legislation to raise the debt ceiling.
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