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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.
the upper layer of trees in a forest that creates a dense cover with interlocking leaves; offering shade and shelter in the ecosystem
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.
the transparent covering of an aircraft cockpit
a roof-like structure that sticks out from a building to give cover from sun or rain
cover with a canopy
