canopied

• Adjectif décrivant quelque chose qui est couvert ou surmonté d'un baldaquin ou d'un dais, ou encore qui est abrité sous un feuillage dense. Peut aussi se dire d'un espace ombragé par des branches ou des voûtes de verdure.

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.

   couvert d'un dais

   • 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.

   Synonymesawningedcovereddrapedshadedsheltered

   Antonymesbareexposedopenuncovered

• Nom désignant une couverture supérieure, comme un tissu, un toit ou un couvert naturel formé par les branches des arbres.

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.

   couvrir d'un dais

   • 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.

   Synonymescoverenvelopoverhangoverspreadshadeshelterveil

   Antonymesexposeuncover