English to Maori Meaning of ceiling - tuanui

Ceiling :
tuanui

tuanui, mōrahi

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Definitions of ceiling in English
Noun(1) the overhead upper surface of a covered space(2) (meteorology(3) an upper limit on what is allowed(4) maximum altitude at which a plane can fly (under specified conditions
Examples of ceiling in English
(1) the books were stacked from floor to ceiling(2) Both of these rooms have floor to ceiling picture windows as well as garden access.(3) Some people are filled with a sense of freedom and openness when they walk into a large, near-empty room with a high ceiling , high windows and plenty of light.(4) The traditional Scottish tower house has flagstone floors and a vaulted ceiling in the dining room.(5) North Island Metro said the ceiling wasn't forecast to go any lower than 2,000 feet, with a slim chance of rain in the vicinity.(6) The interconnecting family room has a pine-panelled ceiling , double Velux windows and an Italian tiled floor.(7) The new aircraft will also allow pilots to increase their flying hours from 150 to 200 because of the aircraft's higher operating ceiling .(8) There is no natural ceiling to limit the price of market water.(9) The 1820s still suffered agricultural depression despite a high ceiling for corn prices in years of poor harvests.(10) the government imposed a wage ceiling of 3 per cent(11) The cloud ceiling was about 9,000 feet, with a temperature of 62 degrees.(12) Fares on some routes would leap to their price ceiling , or 25 per cent above the reference price.(13) the aircraft's quoted ceiling of 24,000 feet(14) Efforts are underway for establishing a price ceiling in this industry.(15) Hill insisted the England squad would strike if the Ôö¼├║20 wage ceiling was not lifted.(16) Annual price rises would be limited to a ceiling determined by the government in line with inflation and exchange rate considerations.
Related Phrases of ceiling
(1) ceil ::
ceil
(2) ceiling fan ::
tahi tuanui
(3) glass ceiling ::
tuanui karaehe
(4) ceiling light ::
marama tuanui
(5) on the ceiling ::
i runga i te tuanui
(6) price ceiling ::
tuanui utu
(7) suspended ceiling ::
tuanui iri
(8) ceiling lamp ::
rama tuanui
(9) hit the ceiling ::
patua te tuanui
(10) low ceiling ::
tuanui iti
(11) ceiling price ::
utu tuanui
Synonyms
Noun
1. upper limit ::
rohe runga
2. maximum ::
mōrahi
3. limitation ::
tepenga
Different Forms
ceiling, ceilings
Word Example from TV Shows
Will they lower themselves from\Nthe ceiling or come out of the sewers?

Will they lower themselves from
the CEILING or come out of the sewers?

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 6

They said they'd never seen one on the ceiling.

They said they'd never seen one on the CEILING.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 2

He was either looking up at the ceiling or down at his shoes.

He was either looking up at the CEILING or down at his shoes.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 19

♪ Ceiling with a pillow Watching the prophecy drop ♪

♪ Ceiling with a pillow Watching the prophecy drop ♪

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 2

l mean, l stay up nights staring at the ceiling,

l mean, l stay up nights staring at the CEILING,

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 7

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