canopy
51canopy piloting — /ˈkænəpi paɪlətɪŋ/ (say kanuhpee puyluhting) noun a form of skydiving in which the parachutist manoeuvres the parachute into a controlled rotating dive. Also, canopy swooping. –canopy pilot, noun …
52canopy bed — noun A bed equipped with a canopy …
53canopy booth — /ˈkænəpi buð/ (say kanuhpee boohdh) noun an arrangement of walls and ceiling forming a canopy or hood which encloses an article being spray painted and protects the operator …
54canopy stack — /ˈkænəpi stæk/ (say kanuhpee stak) noun a formation in which a number of parachutists line up one above the other, the legs of the one above being entwined in the canopy ropes of the one below …
55canopy swooping — /ˈkænəpi swupɪŋ/ (say kanuhpee swoohping) noun → canopy piloting …
56canopy shark — japoninis plokščiakūnis ryklys statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas taksono rangas rūšis atitikmenys: lot. Squatina japonica angl. canopy shark; change shark; Japanese angel shark; Japanese monkfish rus. японская скватина; японский морской… …
57canopy stringer — noun : one of a pair of workers who thread shroud lines through holes down the panel seams of a parachute canopy to connect with the harness …
58canopy switch — noun : a small compact electric switch installed in the canopy of a ceiling fixture for direct control of the light at the fixture and usually operated by a cord or chain …
59canopy — overhanging vegetation, branches and leaves, providing shade and cover for fishes. Crown cover is greater than 1 metre above the water surface while overhanging cover is less than this (or less than 0.3 m). The latter in particular provides… …
60canopy — noun /ˈkæ.nə.pi/ a) A high cover providing shelter, such as a cloth supported above an object, particularly over a bed. b) Any overhanging or projecting roof structure, typically over entrances or doors …
