tepee
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++te·pee /ˈtiːpiː/ noun [countable] TBBa round tent with a pointed top, used by some Native Americans 〔一些美洲印第安人使用的〕圆锥形帐篷
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tepee• They parked near the pit where the ruined tepee stood.• Their huts were short tepees protected by tree branches or rounded huts covered with animal skins.• Signals of compromise are coming from the tepee.• The people packed up their tepees, food, and equipment in great excitement.Origin tepee (1700-1800) Dakota Sioux tipi, from ti “to live in a place” + pi “to use for”te·pee nounChineseSyllable
a a Corpus pointed top, by with used tent round
tepee
te‧pee /ˈtiːpiː/
noun [countable]
te‧pee /ˈtiːpiː/
noun [countable] Date: 1700-1800
Language: Dakota Sioux
Origin: tipi, from ti 'to live in a place' + pi 'to use for'
a round tent with a pointed top, used by some Native Americans
Language: Dakota Sioux
Origin: tipi, from ti 'to live in a place' + pi 'to use for'