Definition
Definition of bowering - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
natureRare forming a shady place under treesRare
- The bowering trees created a cool retreat from the sun.
2.
leafy shelterRare covered with or resembling a bowerRare
- The bowering garden was a perfect spot for a picnic.
Origin of bowering
English, bow (to bend) + -ing (suffix for action)
Examples of bowering in a sentence
We rested under the bowering canopy during our hike. The bowering archway led to a hidden garden. They rested under the bowering canopy of trees.
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- French:ombrageant, abrité, ...
- German:schattig, überdacht, ...
- Italian:ombreggiante, coperto di pergolato, ...
- Spanish:sombreado, cubierto de enramada, ...
- Portuguese:sombreado, coberto, ...
- Chinese:成荫, 像凉亭一样, ...
- Japanese:木陰を作る, 木陰のような, ...
- Arabic:مُظَلِّل, مُظَلَّل, ...
- Hebrew:מְצַלֵּל, מוּצָל, ...
- Russian:затеняющий, покрытый беседкой, ...
- Ukrainian:затінений, покритий альтанкою, ...
- Hindi:छायादार, बावर से ढका हुआ, ...
Definition of bower - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
natureRare shady, leafy shelter in a garden or parkRare
- They rested in the cool bower during the hot afternoon..
2.
historyDated lady's private room in a medieval castleDated
- The princess retreated to her bower for solitude.
3.
birdsTECH. structure made by bowerbirds for courtshipTECH.
- The male bird decorated the bower with colorful objects.
Verb
nature shelterRare cover or shelter with trees, branches, or leavesRare
- Tall trees bower the garden path.
Images of bower
shady, leafy shelter in a garden or park 
lady's private room in a medieval castle 
structure made by bowerbirds for courtship
Expressions with bower
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common North American climber with small creamy white flowers
The virgin's bower covered the fence with its white blooms.
Origin of bower
Old English, bur (dwelling)
Examples of bower in a sentence
The couple enjoyed a picnic in the bower. She decorated her bower with flowers and silks. The bower was a place of refuge and reflection. The bower was intricately woven with twigs and leaves. He observed the bower from a distance, admiring its design. Old oaks bower the picnic area.
Vines bower the pergola in summer.
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- French:tonnelle, abriter, ...
- German:Laube, überschatten, ...
- Italian:pergolato, ombreggiare, ...
- Spanish:cenador, cubrir, ...
- Portuguese:abrigo sombreado, cobrir, ...
- Chinese:藤架, 遮蔽, ...
- Japanese:木陰, 木陰を作る, ...
- Arabic:مظَلَّة, ظَلَّلَ, ...
- Hebrew:מַחֲסֶה צֵל, לְסַכֵּךְ, ...
- Russian:беседка, укрывать, ...
- Ukrainian:бесідка, затіняти, ...
- Hindi:बावर, छाँव देना, ...
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