tiled

/taɪld/ (bre, ipa) · /taɪld/ (ame, ipa)

tiled — adjective

  • tiledpositive
  • tiledercomparative
  • tiledestsuperlative

1. used to describe a surface that has flat, hard pieces (tiles) fixed onto it, usu

1.形容詞B1
釋義

used to describe a surface that has flat, hard pieces (tiles) fixed onto it, usually for protection or decoration

例句

The kitchen at the community centre has a new tiled floor with blue patterns.

collocation: tiled floor

Bilal admired the beautifully tiled walls of the old mosque in Fez.

adverb before tiled: beautifully tiled

同義詞
  • paved

    used for outdoor surfaces like roads and paths; 'paved' suggests stone or concrete, not ceramic tiles

  • flagged

    less common; refers specifically to flat stone slabs (flagstones), typical of garden paths

反義詞
  • bare

    describes a surface with no covering at all

文法句型

tiled + noun

be + tiled

tiled + with + material

用法筆記

Frequently used before a noun that names a part of a building, such as floor, wall, roof, or bathroom. The material used for the tiles can be added after 'with' (e.g. tiled with marble).

常見錯誤

❌She bought a tiled tablecloth for the kitchen.
✅She bought a tablecloth with a tile pattern for the kitchen.
💡'tiled' describes a surface actually covered with hard tiles, not fabric with a printed design.