canopied

• Устаревшее прилагательное, описывающее что-то, что покрыто или перекрыто балдахином.

An old-fashioned adjective describing something that is covered or overarched by a canopy.

1. Covered with a canopyB2formal

   Having a covering overhead, often made of fabric, branches, or other material, providing shade or shelter.

   Покрытый навесом

   • The canopied walkway offered protection from the rain.
   • They dined under a canopied terrace overlooking the garden.
   • The canopied bed was draped in luxurious silk.

   Synonymsawningedcovereddrapedshadedsheltered

   Antonymsbareexposedopenuncovered

• Существительное, обозначающее верхнее покрытие, такое как ткань, крыша или естественный покров, образованный ветвями деревьев.

A noun referring to an overhead covering, such as a cloth, roof, or natural cover formed by tree branches.

1. Cover or shelterC1formal

   To cover or provide with a canopy, like a roof-like covering.

   Укрывать

   • The trees canopy the path, creating a cool tunnel.
   • The stage was canopied with a large velvet cloth.
   • The garden was canopied by a beautiful pergola.

   Synonymscoverenvelopoverhangoverspreadshadeshelterveil

   Antonymsexposeuncover