noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
the forest canopy (= the area at the top of the trees )
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He could see the sky through the gaps in the forest canopy.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
forest
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Gibbons communicate and hold territories by means of loud hooting voices that carry through and over the forest canopy .
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As the arms race wore on, the average height of trees in the forest canopy went up.
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Voice over Charles will be flying just forty feet above the rain forest canopy , at night.
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They live mostly on the forest canopy and have white fur crash helmets with black faces and black ears peeping out.
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Keols, invisible in the forest canopy , were calling to each other in their incessant woody voices.
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We want to get an idea of what's going on in the rain forest canopy .
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Second, in the forest canopy it was no longer an advantage to live in large groups.
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This takes place mainly up in the forest canopy , and so is almost impossible to film from the ground.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a canopy over the patio
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The tops of the trees in the rain forest are called the canopy .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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In the tipping, he saw the headlights of a car pulling up under the canopy out front.
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It was cool under the canopy and there was less light than Rostov had expected.
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Once a week or so accordion music sounds will make feet itch under a canopy of stars in the tiny village square.
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One sensed that the canopy had been wasted slowly by the powers of fungus and leaf mould.
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Powers popped his canopy , loosened his harness and was ejected by the centrifugal force.
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The road was overhung with a pretty dense canopy .
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This model of the canopy consists of a number of infinitely extended horizontal canopy layers.
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Underneath the tree canopy of luminescent green there are flowers everywhere.