doming
ˈdoʊmɪŋ
Definition

Definition of doming - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

shapeRarehaving a rounded shape like a domeRare
  • The doming roof of the cathedral was visible from afar.
  • The doming structure of the observatory was an architectural marvel.
  • The artist painted a doming sky filled with stars.
arched domed rounded
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Origin of doming

Latin, domus (house)

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  1. French:arrondi, ...
  2. German:kuppelförmig, ...
  3. Italian:arrotondato, ...
  4. Spanish:abovedado, ...
  5. Portuguese:abobadado, ...
  6. Chinese:拱形, ...
  7. Japanese:ドーム型の, ...
  8. Arabic:قببي, ...
  9. Hebrew:כִּפָּתִי, ...
  10. Russian:куполообразный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:купольний, ...
  12. Hindi:गुंबदाकार, ...
dome
doʊm
dome: stadium with a roof
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Definition of dome - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
indoor sportsUSstadium with a roofUS
  • The game was held in a dome.
covered stadium
2.
architecturerounded roof or ceiling
  • The cathedral has a magnificent dome.
cupola rotunda vault
3.
informalUSperson's headUS
  • He scratched his bald dome.
head noggin

Verb

tr.
architectureshape something so it has a rounded, raised top
  • The potter domed the clay before firing.
arch round vault
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Images of dome

  • dome: stadium with a roof
    stadium with a roof
  • dome: geological feature with sloping layers
    geological feature with sloping layers
  • dome: crystal form with intersecting planes
    crystal form with intersecting planes

Expressions with dome

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weather pattern causing extreme heat in an area
The city experienced record temperatures due to a heat dome.
in a spontaneous or improvised way without planning
He rapped off the dome and impressed everyone.
bald head or person who is bald
He jokingly called his friend a chrome dome.
made up or performed without planning
He gave an off-the-dome speech at the event.
light fixture in the ceiling of a vehicle
He turned on the dome light to find his map.
existing within a dome structure
The exhibit was under the dome.

Origin of dome

Latin, domus (house)

Examples of dome in a sentence

  • They built a new dome for the sports complex.
  • The museum's dome is an architectural marvel.
  • A dome was added to the ancient structure.
  • The ball hit him right on the dome.
  • He wore a hat to protect his dome from the sun.
  • The dome was visible from miles away.

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  1. French:dôme, bomber, ...
  2. German:Kuppelstadion, wölben, ...
  3. Italian:cupola, modellare a cupola, ...
  4. Spanish:domo, abombar, ...
  5. Portuguese:domo, dar forma de cúpula, ...
  6. Chinese:穹顶体育场, 制成圆顶形, ...
  7. Japanese:ドーム, ドーム状にする, ...
  8. Arabic:قُبَّة, قَبَّبَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:דּוֹם, לְקַמֵּר, ...
  10. Russian:купольный стадион, сделать куполообразным, ...
  11. Ukrainian:купольний стадіон, куполити, ...
  12. Hindi:आवृत स्टेडियम, गुंबदाकार बनाना, ...

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