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canopy

/kan-uh-pee/US // ˈkæn ə pi //UK // (ˈkænəpɪ) //

棚顶,天幕,篷顶,篷房

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n.名词 noun
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    plural can·o·pies.

    • : a covering, usually of fabric, supported on poles or suspended above a bed, throne, exalted personage, or sacred object.
    • : an overhanging projection or covering, as a long canvas awning stretching from the doorway of a building to a curb.
    • : an ornamental, rooflike projection or covering.
    • : Also called crown canopy, crown cover. the cover formed by the leafy upper branches of the trees in a forest.
    • : the sky.
    • : the part of a parachute that opens up and fills with air, usually made of nylon or silk.
    • : the transparent cover over the cockpit of an airplane.
v.有主动词 verb
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    can·o·pied, can·o·py·ing.

    • : to cover with or as with a canopy: Branches canopied the road.

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Examples

  • Cox also included leaf area index in the study, which is a measure plant canopy coverage used to estimate the productivity of flora.

  • Under the canopy of old-growth forests, everything is dying, being taken apart at the molecular level—but at the same time, it is being reborn.

  • The park has a thick and lush hardwood canopy that goes full Technicolor in October, attracting thousands of leaf peepers looking for Instagram gold.

  • Day-hike a section of the Pacific Crest Trail, or paddle around one of several nearby lakes, including the neighboring Howard Prairie Lake, before retiring to the claw-foot tub set under a canopy of boughs.

  • As little as two centuries ago, the northern edge of the island of Borneo, home to Malaysia’s Sarawak state, was covered in a verdant canopy that stretched, uninterrupted, from shore to shore.

  • But the leaves and branches – the canopy it effectively creates -- is made up of solar panels.

  • Smoke rises above the canopy as gentle chanting rumbles across the jungle floor.

  • In Georgia, MARTA (the Metropolitan Atlantic Rapid Transit Authority) built a huge solar canopy at its bus depot in Decatur.

  • Bulbs strung among branches in the overhead wild hibiscus tree form a radiant canopy.

  • Overhead, a white canopy painted with brightly colored flowerpots tempers the rain and wind.

  • The scarlet calico canopy was again set up over the bed, and the woven cradle, on its red manzanita frame, stood near.

  • The windows and dressing-table were covered with white muslin, and there was a canopy of the same above the little brass bedstead.

  • Servants entered with cushions, which they disposed round the foot of the throne and at the base of its canopy.

  • Coloured woollen stuff is hung over these, and a kind of canopy keeps off the sun.

  • The sovereigns embraced each other, and retiring under a canopy, had a long conversation, to which no one was a witness.