domed

UK
/dəʊmd/
US
/doʊmd/

Translations

domedadjective
more domed
Comp.
most domed
Super.
UK
/dəʊmd/
US
/doʊmd/
bombéSe dit d’une forme arrondie ou hémisphérique.
The ancient building had a domed roof that was visible from miles away.
L’ancien bâtiment avait un toit bombé visible à des kilomètres.
à dômeS’emploie pour un édifice, un toit ou une structure surmonté(e) d’un dôme.
The domed stadium provided shelter for the sports event during the rainy season.
Le stade à dôme offrait un abri pour l’événement sportif pendant la saison des pluies.
domeverb

domed

Past Simple

domed
Past Simple
domed
Past Participle
doming
Gerund
UK
/dəʊm/
US
/doʊm/
voûterArchitecture.
The architect decided to dome the central hall to give it a grand appearance.
L’architecte a décidé de voûter la salle centrale pour lui donner une allure grandiose.
bomberSe dit d’une forme qui se renfle en dôme.
The pastry domed beautifully as it baked.
La pâtisserie a bien bombé pendant la cuisson.
domepast participle

domed

bombéPour une surface qui se renfle en forme de dôme.
The domed ceiling gave the hall an air of grandeur.
Le plafond bombé donnait à la salle un air de grandeur.
Additional translations
surmonté d’un dômePour un bâtiment ou un espace coiffé d’une coupole.

Definitions

domedadjective
Having a rounded or hemispherical shape.
The ancient building had a domed roof that was visible from miles away.
Covered with or having a dome.
The domed stadium provided shelter for the sports event during the rainy season.
domeverb
To cover with or as if with a dome.
The architect decided to dome the central hall to give it a grand appearance.
(intransitive) To bulge or swell into a shape resembling a dome.
The pastry domed beautifully as it baked.
domepast participle
Having a surface that bulges outward like a dome; shaped or covered with a dome.
The domed ceiling gave the hall an air of grandeur.