tenting 的 3 个定义
- a portable shelter of skins, canvas, plastic, or the like, supported by one or more poles or a frame and often secured by ropes fastened to pegs in the ground.
- something that resembles a tent.
- tent dress.
- to lodge in tents.
- to cover with or as if with a tent: In winter the tennis courts are tented in plastic.
- to live in a tent; encamp.
tenting 近义词
等同于 canvas
等同于 encamp
等同于 dwell
更多tenting例句
- That has made the Democratic Party a big-tent, center-left coalition that puts an emphasis on pluralistic outreach.
- Place the potatoes on one end of the sheet pan, fitting them snugly together, and loosely tent with aluminum foil, tucking it under the potatoes.
- Your own discipline is the tent-pole architecture of your organization, and without it the structure will collapse, for lack of credibility.
- The tent will look like a military barrack, but I could always dress it up by adding some faux-fur throws to the foot of the cots, retro lanterns, and Instagram-friendly wide-brim hats for the ladies.
- A month ago, a site like this — a few pop-up tents and a van — would have tested 150 people a day, said Luis Mendoza, a city worker who registers people before testing them for the virus.
- It jutted forth, white and mysterious—a monstrous tenting-ground left over from the Stone Age.
- Its tenting once more on the old campground for us, fellows.
- It is no marvel, if thy fingers foil'd Do leave the knot untied: so hard 't is grown For want of tenting.
- Again the wand was drawn round the tenting place; but the white men had taught the savages that the taboo was no longer sacred.
- Delightful as the auto camping grounds are, tenting is hardly to be recommended on account of the mosquitoes.