Definition of tiered in English:

tiered

adjective tɪədtɪrd

1Having a series of rows or levels placed one above the other.
a theatre with tiered seating
in combination a four-tiered wedding cake
Example sentencesExamples
- The stadium hastiered seats linked by stairways, beneath which lurk shadowy corridors.
- The house is surrounded by landscaped tiered gardens with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- A stone altar stands in front of the tiered platform that bears the icon.
- It's kind of an open concept, like a half covered, tiered, outdoor auditorium.
- The cutting-edge design includes a roof planted with the fleshy leaved plant, Sedum, above a three tiered building with large windows.
- The tiered seating is protected with a cantilevered roof structure that hovers over the stadium.
1. 1.1 (of a garment) having a number of successively overlapping ruffles or flounces.
  a tiered skirt
  Example sentencesExamples
  Alongside the tiered gypsy skirt, the kaftan is running neck-and-neck as the most evocative and most available fashion item of the year.
  Mixed with softer, more feminine elements, such as tiered cotton skirts and frilled shirts, this look is extremely wearable.
  Looking at a tiered floral chiffon dress, Kelly says, just as with wedding dresses, prom styles don't change drastically from year to year.
  The model strutted down the catwalk in halter-topped jumpsuit with tiered ruffles running down the legs.
  They look great with tiered skirts, jeans and floor sweeping denim skirts.
2. 1.2 Having a number of levels or grades within the hierarchy of an organization or system.
  a tiered pricing system
  in combination a two-tiered pay structure
  Example sentencesExamples
  The thirty-something single player tiered mission structure provides plenty of play.
  Our society is very much tiered. We are not equal.
  The purchase tax is tiered from 9 to 13 per cent.
  This function controls tiered storage, which migrates data to different storage targets depending on characteristics.
  The bank provides tiered returns in the hope of encouraging the children to save more.
  Should we have a two tiered system of minimum wages?

Definition of tiered in US English:

tiered

adjectivetirdtɪrd

1Having a series of rows or levels placed one above the other.
a theater with tiered seating
in combination a four-tiered wedding cake
Example sentencesExamples
- The tiered seating is protected with a cantilevered roof structure that hovers over the stadium.
- It's kind of an open concept, like a half covered, tiered, outdoor auditorium.
- The cutting-edge design includes a roof planted with the fleshy leaved plant, Sedum, above a three tiered building with large windows.
- A stone altar stands in front of the tiered platform that bears the icon.
- The stadium hastiered seats linked by stairways, beneath which lurk shadowy corridors.
- The house is surrounded by landscaped tiered gardens with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
1. 1.1 (of a garment) having a number of successively overlapping ruffles or flounces.
  a tiered skirt
  Example sentencesExamples
  Mixed with softer, more feminine elements, such as tiered cotton skirts and frilled shirts, this look is extremely wearable.
  Alongside the tiered gypsy skirt, the kaftan is running neck-and-neck as the most evocative and most available fashion item of the year.
  The model strutted down the catwalk in halter-topped jumpsuit with tiered ruffles running down the legs.
  Looking at a tiered floral chiffon dress, Kelly says, just as with wedding dresses, prom styles don't change drastically from year to year.
  They look great with tiered skirts, jeans and floor sweeping denim skirts.
2. 1.2 Having a number of levels or grades within the hierarchy of an organization or system.
  a tiered pricing system
  in combination a two-tiered pay structure
  Example sentencesExamples
  The bank provides tiered returns in the hope of encouraging the children to save more.
  This function controls tiered storage, which migrates data to different storage targets depending on characteristics.
  Our society is very much tiered. We are not equal.
  The thirty-something single player tiered mission structure provides plenty of play.
  Should we have a two tiered system of minimum wages?
  The purchase tax is tiered from 9 to 13 per cent.

单词	tiered
释义	Definition of tiered in English: tiered adjective tɪədtɪrd 1Having a series of rows or levels placed one above the other. a theatre with tiered seating in combination a four-tiered wedding cake Example sentencesExamples The stadium hastiered seats linked by stairways, beneath which lurk shadowy corridors. The house is surrounded by landscaped tiered gardens with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. A stone altar stands in front of the tiered platform that bears the icon. It's kind of an open concept, like a half covered, tiered, outdoor auditorium. The cutting-edge design includes a roof planted with the fleshy leaved plant, Sedum, above a three tiered building with large windows. The tiered seating is protected with a cantilevered roof structure that hovers over the stadium. 1.1 (of a garment) having a number of successively overlapping ruffles or flounces. a tiered skirt Example sentencesExamples Alongside the tiered gypsy skirt, the kaftan is running neck-and-neck as the most evocative and most available fashion item of the year. Mixed with softer, more feminine elements, such as tiered cotton skirts and frilled shirts, this look is extremely wearable. Looking at a tiered floral chiffon dress, Kelly says, just as with wedding dresses, prom styles don't change drastically from year to year. The model strutted down the catwalk in halter-topped jumpsuit with tiered ruffles running down the legs. They look great with tiered skirts, jeans and floor sweeping denim skirts. 1.2 Having a number of levels or grades within the hierarchy of an organization or system. a tiered pricing system in combination a two-tiered pay structure Example sentencesExamples The thirty-something single player tiered mission structure provides plenty of play. Our society is very much tiered. We are not equal. The purchase tax is tiered from 9 to 13 per cent. This function controls tiered storage, which migrates data to different storage targets depending on characteristics. The bank provides tiered returns in the hope of encouraging the children to save more. Should we have a two tiered system of minimum wages? Definition of tiered in US English: tiered adjectivetirdtɪrd 1Having a series of rows or levels placed one above the other. a theater with tiered seating in combination a four-tiered wedding cake Example sentencesExamples The tiered seating is protected with a cantilevered roof structure that hovers over the stadium. It's kind of an open concept, like a half covered, tiered, outdoor auditorium. The cutting-edge design includes a roof planted with the fleshy leaved plant, Sedum, above a three tiered building with large windows. A stone altar stands in front of the tiered platform that bears the icon. The stadium hastiered seats linked by stairways, beneath which lurk shadowy corridors. The house is surrounded by landscaped tiered gardens with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. 1.1 (of a garment) having a number of successively overlapping ruffles or flounces. a tiered skirt Example sentencesExamples Mixed with softer, more feminine elements, such as tiered cotton skirts and frilled shirts, this look is extremely wearable. Alongside the tiered gypsy skirt, the kaftan is running neck-and-neck as the most evocative and most available fashion item of the year. The model strutted down the catwalk in halter-topped jumpsuit with tiered ruffles running down the legs. Looking at a tiered floral chiffon dress, Kelly says, just as with wedding dresses, prom styles don't change drastically from year to year. They look great with tiered skirts, jeans and floor sweeping denim skirts. 1.2 Having a number of levels or grades within the hierarchy of an organization or system. a tiered pricing system in combination a two-tiered pay structure Example sentencesExamples The bank provides tiered returns in the hope of encouraging the children to save more. This function controls tiered storage, which migrates data to different storage targets depending on characteristics. Our society is very much tiered. We are not equal. The thirty-something single player tiered mission structure provides plenty of play. Should we have a two tiered system of minimum wages? The purchase tax is tiered from 9 to 13 per cent.
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