tepee
IPA/ˈtiːpiː/
IPA/ˈtiːpiː/
tepee — noun
- tepeesingular
- tepeesplural
1. a cone-shaped tent that some Indigenous peoples in North America used as their h
1.名詞B1
釋義
a cone-shaped tent that some Indigenous peoples in North America used as their home, traditionally built with wooden poles covered by animal skins
例句
The Watanabe family stayed in a modern tepee on the South Dakota prairie.
modern tepee — contemporary version of traditional shelter
Iris drew a tepee with smoke rising from its top into the night sky.
The museum exhibit showed how Indigenous women built and decorated tepees for their families.
Takeshi learned that a tepee was made of buffalo skins stretched over long wooden poles.
Several tepees stood near the river, their entrances facing east toward the morning sun.
文法句型
a + tepee
tepees + plural verb
常見錯誤
❌The tribe lived in tepees made of stone and wood.
✅The tribe lived in tepees made of animal skins stretched over wooden poles.
💡Tepees are tents covered with skins or fabric, not solid structures.