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umbrella

/ʌmˈbrel.ə/

Traduction: Objet portatif composé d'une toile repliable montée sur une tige centrale, utilisé pour se protéger de la pluie ou du soleil.

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noun

/ʌmˈbrel.ə/A2formal
  • frObjet portatif composé d'une toile repliable montée sur une tige centrale, utilisé pour se protéger de la pluie ou du soleil.

A noun with multiple meanings: a portable canopy used for protection against rain or sun; a formation of military aircraft providing cover; or a term that unites a group of similar items or concepts.

  1. Rain protectionA1formal

    A device used for protection against rain, consisting of a collapsible canopy on a central pole.

    frparapluie

    • She opened her umbrella when it started to rain.
    • Don't forget to take an umbrella with you today.
    • He shared his umbrella with his friend in the downpour.

    Synonymesbrollygampparasol

  2. Sun protectionA2formal

    A device used for protection against the sun, often called a parasol.

    frParasol

    • They sat under a large umbrella on the beach.
    • The outdoor cafe provides umbrellas for shade.
    • She used a colorful umbrella to protect herself from the sun.

    Synonymesparasolsunshade

  3. Figurative: covering or protectionB2formal

    Something that provides protection, coverage, or includes many different elements.

    frParapluie (sens figuré)

    • The term 'vehicle' is an umbrella term for cars, trucks, and buses.
    • The organization acts as an umbrella for several smaller charities.
    • The new law provides an umbrella of protection for consumers.

    Synonymesaegiscoverpatronageprotectionsheltershield

Formes
  • umbrellas plural form
  • umbrellas' possessive plural form
  • umbrella's possessive singular form
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