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Oyior Posted 20 years ago
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hit the ceiling
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Oyior I've forgot where I found this phrase, but indeed , it's hard for me to understand The meaning is not literal. As I understand it, "to hit the ceiling" is to become very angry and excited about something, often a piece of unwelcome information. Examples: He hit the ceiling when he found out how much it would cost to fix his car.
- Oyior I've forgot where I found this phrase, but indeed , it's hard for me to understand The meaning is not literal.
- As I understand it, "to hit the ceiling" is to become very angry and excited about something, often a piece of unwelcome information.
- Examples: He hit the ceiling when he found out how much it would cost to fix his car.
- Mrs.
- Jones hit the ceiling when she heard that her son had broken the neighbor's window with his baseball again.
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OyiorI've forgot where I found this phrase, but indeed , it'sThe meaning is not literal. As I understand it, "to hit the ceiling" is to become very angry and excited about something, often a piece of unwelcome information.
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