A long, loose cloak worn by a priest or bishop on ceremonial occasions.
The bishop wore a beautifully embroidered cope during the Easter service.
The coping or protective cap on the top of a wall or structure, designed to shield it from weathering.
The stone cope running along the garden wall prevents rainwater from seeping into the brickwork.
The upper half of a two-part mould used in metal casting.
Once the drag is packed with sand, the foundry worker sets the cope in place and closes the mould.
(archaic, literary) The sky considered as a vault covering the earth; the heavens.
A full moon hung in the dark cope above the silent field.
copeглагол
To deal effectively with something difficult.
She had to cope with the stress of her new job.
To shape or cut the end of (a moulding or board) so that it will fit against an abutting member with a complementary profile, especially in carpentry or metalworking.
The carpenter coped the crown moulding to ensure a tight inside corner.