/ʌmˈbrɛlə/
NOUN
A portable device consisting of a collapsible frame covered with fabric or another material, held above the head or body to provide protection from rain or sunlight.
A handheld, often collapsible covering used to keep a person dry during rainfall.
A portable covering used to create shade and protect a person from direct sunlight, especially at beaches or outdoor locations.
A large canopy-like structure that provides overhead protection from sunlight or weather for people in an outdoor area.
NOUN
Something that acts as a protective covering, barrier, or safeguard against harm, danger, or unwanted conditions.
A protective arrangement, covering, or means of defense that shields someone or something from danger, harm, or adverse conditions.
VERB
To provide protection or shelter by covering something, as an umbrella does.
To cover, shield, or shelter someone or something from exposure, danger, or unwanted conditions.