tent
Pronunciation: [tɛnt]
Word
Context: "outdoor living"
(noun) a tent is a portable shelter made of fabric that you can use when camping or outside. It can keep you dry and safe from animals or bugs.
Example
We set up the tent in the park to sleep under the stars.
Example
We couldn't stay in the tent because it had a big hole in it.
Example
Can you help me put up the tent for our camping trip?
Context: "performance"
(noun) a tent can also refer to a large fabric structure used for events, shows, or performances, often found at fairs or festivals. It provides a space for people to gather.
Example
The festival had a big tent where everyone could enjoy the music.
Example
There wasn't enough room in the tent for everyone who wanted to watch the show.
Example
Is the concert going to be in a tent or a building?
Context: "cover"
(verb) to tent means to cover something with a tent or to form a tent shape over something. Like when you drape fabric over something to protect it.
Example
We tented the food to keep it safe from bugs.
Example
We didn't tent the plants, and they got wet in the rain.
Example
Do we need to tent the barbecue tonight?
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