Definición y Significado de "canopy"

Canopy

SUSTANTIVO

capota

a cloth covering placed or hung over something such as a bed or seat, used as a decoration or shelter

What is a "canopy"?

A canopy is a covering made of fabric or other material that is hung or placed above an area, such as a bed, seating, or outdoor space. It is often used for decorative purposes, to provide shade, or to create a sense of privacy or protection. Canopies are typically supported by a frame or suspended from a ceiling, and they can range from simple designs to elaborate ones, adding elegance and style to a room or outdoor setting. In some cases, canopies are also used to shield from the sun or rain.

fronda

the upper layer of trees in a forest that creates a dense cover with interlocking leaves; offering shade and shelter in the ecosystem

Example

The canopy provided cool shade during our hike through the forest.

The canopy of the rainforest is home to many species of wildlife.

Birds often build their nests high in the canopy of tall trees.

paracaídas, tela del paracaídas

the main fabric portion of the parachute that inflates and slows the descent of the skydiver

What is a "canopy"?

A canopy is the main fabric part of a parachute that inflates when deployed and helps slow the skydiver's fall. It creates resistance in the air, which slows down the descent and allows for a safer, controlled landing. The canopy is designed to catch the air as it opens, creating a large surface area that balances the skydiver and helps steer them in the right direction. The size and shape of the canopy are key to ensuring the skydiver has a smooth and stable landing.

Example

His canopy had colorful panels that fluttered in the wind.

The canopy deployed smoothly after he pulled the ripcord.

The canopy filled with air quickly, slowing their descent.

cúpula, cubierta de la cabina

the transparent covering of an aircraft cockpit

to canopy

VERBO

cubrir con un dosel, proteger con un dosel

cover with a canopy

Ejemplo