tent

UK
/tɛnt/
US
/tɛnt/
tentnoun
tents
pl
UK
/tɛnt/
US
/tɛnt/
Translations
We set up the tent near the river.
Мы установили палатку возле реки.
Additional translations
Definitions
A portable shelter made of fabric, supported by poles and ropes, used for camping or outdoor activities.
We set up the tent near the lake for our weekend camping trip.
A temporary structure or pavilion, often used for events or gatherings.
The wedding reception was held in a large white tent in the garden.
A plug or roll of soft absorbent material inserted into a body cavity to maintain opening or absorb exudate (medicine).
The doctor placed a tent in the wound to keep it open for drainage.
tentverb
tented
Past Simple
tented
Past Participle
tenting
Gerund
UK
/tent/
US
/tɛnt/
Translations
Additional translations
временное убежище
Definitions
To cover or shelter with or as if with a tent.
They tented the injured area to protect it from the sun.
To live or stay in a tent.
We decided to tent by the lake for the weekend.
tentadjective
Used attributively before another noun to denote something intended for or related to tents (e.g., tent peg, tent stake).
Definitions
Intended for use with, or relating to, a tent.
The campsite offers several tent sites along the river.
tentpast participle
Definitions
Covered or draped with a protective sheet, canopy, or tent.
The roast was removed from the oven and left to rest, tented with foil.
tentgerund / present participle
Definitions
Serving as or resembling a tent; forming a peaked covering or shelter.
Steam escaped from the tenting lid of the pot.