towered

UK
/ˈtaʊ.əd/
US
/ˈtaʊ.ɚd/
towernoun
Definizioni
A tall, narrow building or structure that may stand alone or be part of a larger building, often used for observation, defense, or as a landmark.
The ancient castle was equipped with a tall tower that provided a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside.
A structure or part of a structure that is higher than it is wide, often used for specific purposes such as broadcasting or storage.
The radio tower on the hill ensures that the entire city receives a clear signal.
A tall, vertical structure used in construction, often for supporting cranes or other equipment.
The steel tower was erected to support the construction crane on the site.
A tall, vertical stack or column, often used in industrial settings for processes such as distillation or cooling.
The refinery's cooling tower emitted steam as it processed the crude oil.
towerverb

towered

Past Simple

towered
Past Simple
towered
Past Participle
towering
Gerund
UK
/ˈtaʊ.ə/
US
/ˈtaʊ.ɚ/
Traduzioni
surplomberSens physique : s’élever bien au-dessus de quelque chose.
The skyscraper towers over the city skyline.
Le gratte-ciel surplombe l’horizon de la ville.
dominerSens figuré : surpasser nettement en importance, en taille ou en capacité.
In the debate, she towered over her opponents with her eloquence.
Dans le débat, elle dominait ses adversaires par son éloquence.
Definizioni
To rise or extend to a great height.
The skyscraper towers over the city skyline.
To dominate or surpass others in importance, size, or ability.
In the debate, she towered over her opponents with her eloquence.
toweradjective
Definizioni
Relating to or designed for a tower, or involving towers.
The engineers installed a tower signal light at the airfield.