parasol in Latin
parasol in Latin is umbella — parasol means a lightweight umbrella carried for shade rather than rain.
parasol in Latin
umbella
A small light umbrella used as protection from the sun.
What does "parasol" mean?
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noun A lightweight umbrella carried for shade rather than rain.
"She twirled her parasol as she strolled through the garden."
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noun A large fixed umbrella used to shade an outdoor table or patio.
"They set up a parasol over the picnic table to keep off the midday sun."
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parasol in a sentence
- She twirled her parasol as she strolled through the garden.
- They set up a parasol over the picnic table to keep off the midday sun.
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What is "parasol" in Latin?
"parasol" in Latin is umbella. parasol means: A lightweight umbrella carried for shade rather than rain.
How do you use "parasol" in a sentence?
Example: "She twirled her parasol as she strolled through the garden." In Latin, "parasol" is umbella.
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