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glass ceiling Noun a situation in which progress, esp. promotion, appears to be possible, but restrictions or discrimination create a barrier that prevents it
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Translations glass ceiling n (fig) → plafond dans l'échelle hiérarchique au-dessus duquel les femmes ou les membres d'une minorité ethnique ne semblent pouvoir s'élever glass ceiling n (fig) → barriera invisibile How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In that sense the Gresham--built in 1906 to house the British-run Gresham Life Assurance Company--is the quintessential Budapest building: Its outsize iron gates are typical Hungarian art nouveau, lovebirds in the railings nod toward Hungarian folk art, stained glass windows line the hallways, spectacular rounded glass ceilings infuse the lobby with fight and majesty. These are women who saw blue skies through glass ceilings and made their way to the top. ``It's important for the younger generation to see that there are no glass ceilings in this country and you are elevated to positions based on your merits,'' he said. |
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