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canopied

/ˈkæn.ə.piːd/

翻译: 形容词,指被华盖、遮篷或顶篷覆盖或遮蔽的;引申为被树冠或某种覆盖物笼罩的。, 名词,指位于上方的覆盖物,如布料、顶棚等遮蔽结构,也指由树枝和树叶形成的自然覆盖层(树冠)。

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adjective

/ˈkæn.ə.piːd/formal已废弃
  • zh形容词,指被华盖、遮篷或顶篷覆盖或遮蔽的;引申为被树冠或某种覆盖物笼罩的。

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.

    zh有顶篷的

    • 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.

    同义词awningedcovereddrapedshadedsheltered

    反义词bareexposedopenuncovered

词形
  • more canopied comparative form
  • most canopied superlative form

verb

canopy/ˈkæn.ə.pi/B2formal
  • zh名词,指位于上方的覆盖物,如布料、顶棚等遮蔽结构,也指由树枝和树叶形成的自然覆盖层(树冠)。

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.

    zh遮蔽

    • 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.

    同义词coverenvelopoverhangoverspreadshadeshelterveil

    反义词exposeuncover

词形
  • canopied past participle
  • canopied past simple
  • canopying present participle
  • canopies third person singular