Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Ceiling"

A: A ceiling decorated with metal panels that have patterns pressed into them by a machine.

A: It’s slang that means you’re really enjoying music (usually used in the context of a club and while on drugs)

A: The ceiling is the part of the room that is over your head. (Floor is the part you walk on. Walls are surrounding you.)

It can be used figuratively as well. If you say someone "hit the ceiling" it means they got angry. The phrase "glass ceiling" refers to an unseen limit, usually used in the workplace to describe the point at which women will no longer be promoted, only men.

A: It's a very common joke 😂 because the ceiling is above you.

A: It means that there are no limits. You can do whatever you want in life.

A: Thank you so much!

A: - The chandelier is hanging from the ceiling.
- It looked like the ceiling was about to collapse.

A: There's a fan on the ceiling of my bedroom.

A: She looked up at the ceiling as she woke up.

The ceiling is way too short for him.

The ceiling has a nice chandelier having from it.

The ceiling is a pretty shade of beige.

A: 1. There's a lizard on the ceiling
2. The rain is hitting the roof

A: You see the ceiling from the inside. Lights and fans are hung from it. You see the roof from the outside, it usually has lots of tiles.

A: the first is a bit more polite. the speaker is asking for help in a off hand way. The second is expecting the other to help. The second is not rude. but less formal. you would use it among friends.

I can get through the ceiling if you give me a hand.

I want to get through the ceiling, give me a hand.

A: Roof: the top of the house
Ceiling: the top of the room

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A: The ceiling is the inside top of the room. The roof is the outside covering of the building.

A: The roof is on the outside of the building, while the ceiling is on the inside.

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A: it can be called a spotlight :)

A: To operate the light; press the switch once for medium, twice for high and three times for low.

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✓ I'm studying english

A: My pleasure :)

What you said makes sense. You could also say "There's too much water in my house because of a leak in my roof".

For guests you could ask them "Please wipe your shoes on the mat before entering."

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A: こんにちは！　 日本語を勉強します。　よろしくお願いします。

I have seen the ceiling painting of wat phaknam.
ー　or I have travelled, visited etc.
ー　 "I went to see" is ok but can be modified to advance English

That's so beautiful.　
- can try: It is amazing. It is stunning.
- beautiful is ok but to describe a painting there can be better words.
- if you use "That's" , it is ok, but that may also implies you are saying "going there to see the painting" is amazing - this is about the experience of going and seeing it. if you want to emphasize the "painting" itself is good, I will "It is" maybe a better word.

This photo does not do it justice.
- I think you mean the photos cannot actually show how good it is
- try "This photo is unable to show how good the actual painting is." or "How amazing the ceiling painting in fact is cannot be shown in this photo."

You should go there.
- maybe "It definitely worth a visit, you should go" or "I strongly recommend you visit and experience such amazing painting."

A: The upstairs ceilings of my house is slanted with the roof and there is not much space for a heat insulator, so it gets really hot during the summer.