tenting

UK
/ˈtentɪŋ/
US
/ˈtɛntɪŋ/

Translations

tentingnoun
tentings
pl
We set up a tenting area near the lake.
Мы разбили палаточный лагерь возле озера.
Additional translations
tentingadjective
UK
/ˈtɛntɪŋ/
US
/ˈtɛntɪŋ/
Used attributively before nouns (e.g., "tenting gear") and as a descriptive present-participle adjective in medical contexts ("skin tenting").
tentverb

tenting

Gerund

tented
Past Simple
tented
Past Participle
tenting
Gerund
UK
/tent/
US
/tɛnt/
Additional translations
временное убежище
tentgerund / present participle

tenting

Describes something functioning as or resembling a tent.

Definitions

tentingnoun
The act or process of setting up or using a tent for shelter.
The family enjoyed a weekend of tenting in the national park.
Tents collectively, or accommodation provided in tents.
The festival offered tenting for thousands of music fans.
Canvas or other fabric used for making tents.
Heavy-duty tenting was draped over the scaffolding to keep the site dry.
tentingadjective
Relating to camping in or using tents.
They packed their tenting gear before heading into the mountains.
Raised or shaped like a tent, especially of tissue or skin in medical descriptions.
Dehydration can result in skin tenting on the back of the hand.
tentverb
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.
tentgerund / present participle
Serving as or resembling a tent; forming a peaked covering or shelter.
Steam escaped from the tenting lid of the pot.