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canopied

/ˈkæn.ə.pid/

canopiedadjective

more canopied

Comp.

most canopied

Super.

/ˈkænəpɪd/

/ˈkænəpiːd/

Traduzioni

à daisS’emploie surtout pour un élément couvert ou orné d’un dais; registre descriptif.

The canopied walkway provided shade from the harsh sun.

La passerelle à dais offrait de l’ombre contre le soleil brûlant.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

abritéSens plus général, quand l’idée principale est celle d’un espace protégé par une couverture ou un auvent.

Definizioni

Covered or sheltered with a canopy.

The canopied walkway provided shade from the harsh sun.

Sinonimi

canopynoun

Definizioni

A covering, usually of fabric, supported on poles or suspended above a bed, throne, or other object.

The royal bed was adorned with a luxurious canopy made of silk.

The uppermost layer of branches and foliage in a forest, forming a layer of leaves and branches that cover the ground below.

The dense canopy of the rainforest blocks much of the sunlight from reaching the forest floor.

The transparent enclosure that covers the cockpit of an aircraft.

Before taxiing, the pilot lowered the canopy and locked it into place.

A projecting roof-like structure over a doorway, path, or outdoor area that provides shelter from weather or sun.

Guests gathered under the entrance canopy while waiting for the rain to stop.

canopyverb

canopied

Past Simple

canopied

Past Simple

canopied

Past Participle

canopying

Gerund

/ˈkæn.ə.pi/

Traduzioni

Traduzioni aggiuntive

coifferSurtout dans un registre littéraire ou descriptif.

Definizioni

To cover or provide with a canopy.

The trees canopied the path, providing shade from the sun.

Sinonimi

canopyadjective

Definizioni

Relating to, provided with, or forming a canopy.

They installed a canopy lighting system along the boardwalk.