英和和英

語源

awning +‎ -ed

形容詞

awninged (not comparable)

1. Having an awning.
   • 1920, Edith Wharton, The Age of Innocence, New York: Appleton, Book 2, Chapter 31, p. 309,^[1]

     […] he thought how often he had seen [the house] blazing with lights, its steps awninged and carpeted, and carriages waiting in double line to draw up at the curbstone.

   • 1951, William Styron, Lie Down in Darkness, Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, Chapter 2, p. 52,^[2]

     He stood in the shadows of the awninged terrace, a bit dizzy from the climb:

   • 2004, Philip Roth, The Plot Against America, London: Jonathan Cape, Chapter 7, p. 255,^[3]

     […] we sat spooning our sundaes in the awninged semidarkness of the cool pharmacy,