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umbrella Noun 1. a portable device used for protection against rain, consisting of a light canopy supported on a collapsible metal frame mounted on a central rod 2. a single organization, idea, etc., that contains or covers many different organizations or ideas 3. anything that has the effect of a protective screen or general cover: under the umbrella of the Helsinki security conference Adjective containing or covering many different organizations, ideas, etc.: an umbrella group of nationalists and anti-communists [Italian ombrella, from ombra shade] umbrella-like adj
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umbrella noun 2. cover, protection, guardianship, backing, support, charge, care, agency, responsibility, guidance, patronage, auspices, aegis, safe keeping, protectorship Translations n umbrella [amˈbrelə] an apparatus for protecting a person from the rain, made of a folding covered framework attached to a stick with a handle Take an umbrella – it's going to rain. sambreel مِظَلَّه чадър deštník paraply der Schirm ομπρέλα paraguas vihmavari چتر sateenvarjo parapluie מִטרִייָה छतरी, छाता kišobran esernyő regnhlíf ombrello かさ skëtis lietussargs payung paraplu paraply parasol guarda-chuva umbrelă зонт(ик) dáždnik dežnik kišobran paraply ร่ม şemsiye 雨傘 парасолька, зонт چھتري cái ô 雨伞 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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As soon as Brahms had grunted himself out, she gave him her card and said, "That is where we live; if you preferred, you could call for the umbrella after the concert, but I didn't like to trouble you when it has all been our fault. His silk umbrella he had set by the door on entering. Weston had an umbrella too, and offered me the benefit of its shelter, for it was raining heavily. |
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