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teepee

/tee-pee/US // ˈti pi //UK // (ˈtiːpiː) //

帐篷,茶棚,茶屋,帐篷内

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a tent of the American Indians, made usually from animal skins laid on a conical frame of long poles and having an opening at the top for ventilation and a flap door.

Examples

  • According to a website of the tribe’s history, she was afraid the teepee would go up in flames and told him to lay very still.

  • He eventually found his grandmother hiding in a teepee packed with people, according to Mae Parry’s writings.

  • Start collecting fuel before it gets too dark, and build a teepee fire.

  • Having finished his smoke, he emptied the ashes out of the bowl of the pipe and laid it against the teepee-pole at his back.

  • The little fires were sportively burning outside of each teepee, where the morning meal had been prepared.

  • Thus laughingly exclaimed old Hohay as he approached the teepee of Sheyaka, a renowned hunter of the Sioux.

  • For a time a teepee where no one was sick could scarcely be found, and it was a rare day when there was no funeral.

  • A little pale smoke was rising over the thicket, and he also saw a conical skin teepee, while on the shore were three bullboats.