How to distinguish between "shed" and "tent"?

Canopy? awning? Awning?

Awning? Awning?

Which is the correct way of writing?

"Peng" is a perennial herbaceous plant with white flowers and yellow center, with leaves like willow leaves and hairy fruit. The meaning of the word is scattered, lush, exuberant, etc., such as fluffy and vigorous.

It can be seen that "rain awning", "sun awning", and "picking awning" are all typos, and there is no such wording.

"Canopy", the original meaning is a facility for sheltering wind and rain and sunlight on cars and boats. It is mostly made of reed mats, bamboo, canvas, etc., such as car hoods, boat hoods, cloaks.

"Shack" is made of bamboo and wood, covered with mats, cloth, etc. to cover the wind and rain and sunlight facilities or simple cabins, such as shacks, pergola, industrial shed.

It can be seen that the meanings of "tent" and "shed" are relatively similar. If it must be distinguished, it can be understood as follows:

"Shack" can be understood as a simple small house with its own independent support structure and pillars. The "shed" is a self-contained system, which is the entire building itself, as shown in Figures A, C, and E.

"Awning" can be understood as a part of a house, either as a roof or as an eave. The "tent" is not independent, but a certain part of the building, as shown in Figures B and D. In addition, when the building can be disassembled, "tents" are also commonly used, such as tents and tents. Give a few pictures for easy understanding.

Picture A is a canopy, picture B is a canopy;

Picture C is the awning, picture D is the awning;

Picture E is the carport, picture F is the tent;

Figure G shows the stadium canopy (single side or double side);

Figure H shows the stadium hood (circle).

Figure A: Canopy

Figure A: Canopy

Figure B: Awning

Figure B: Awning

Figure C: Awning

Figure C: Awning

Figure D: Awning

Figure D: Awning

Figure E: Carport

Figure F: Tent

Figure G: Stadium stand canopy

Figure G: Stadium stand canopy

Figure H: Stadium stand hood

Figure H: Stadium stand hood