umbrella
English [?m?brel?] ? American [?m?br?l?] ?
n. umbrella; 〈metaphor〉protection; [military] air cover curtain; umbrella.
Etymology: directly from Italian ombrello; originally from Late Latin umbrella, meaning sunshade.
Example sentence: It?was?raining?hard,?and?she?hadn't.an?umbrella.?
It was raining hard, but she didn't have an umbrella.
Expanded:
umbrella Memory Tip:
umbr shadow + ella small → small thing that brings shadow → umbrella.
umbrella vocabulary collocation:
1、bring[carry] an umbrella 带着伞
2、close[pack, shut]an umbrella 收伞
3、open[put up]an umbrella 撑开伞
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