portugués
guarda-chuva catalán
parasol 
1
Crepe paper left from the Sovereignty Festival, blew from the awning posts.
2
The proclamation awakened a great buzz among the people under the awning.
3
Then one of the men came to the opening of the awning.
4
They sat in the wide window of a top floor apartment, awning-shaded.
5
The awning was spread so that the upper deck was not visible.
1
If we did, we'd leave the wyrmlings sunblind, as slow as commoners, and vastly outnumbered.
2
Perhaps in tracking him across the open desert of the day, they had gone sunblind and still could not see well.
3
He did not say it, but if he tried to walk in the open sun for long, he was the one who would go sunblind.
4
The sunblinds were drawn, and a sort of dim, religious light prevailed therein.
5
Some of the upper ones had green sunblinds.
1
The girl, always following the captain, had her sunshade in her hands.
2
On the grass by the chapel lay her straw hat and sunshade.
3
The elder man pointed with contemptuous significance to the sunshade before him.
4
On the chair beside her lay a Holland sunshade lined with green.
5
They were equipping it with a sunshade and curious shields like wings.
6
The offensive sunshade was over her head, but her veil was up.
7
I took my sunshade and went out, all got up to kill.
8
She wore no hat, but carried a scarlet sunshade over her shoulder.
9
I hope you won't treat it as you have treated the sunshade.'
10
There's your sunshade for instance, it is black outside and white inside.
11
Le Page, sitting very upright under her white sunshade, greeted Mrs. Cole!
12
Mrs. Martin trailed into the hall in search of her sunshade.
13
He wished he had never met Helen and her sunshade in the park.
14
It is not fashionable to wear a blue sunshade with a red suit.
15
She rose and the sunshade described a half-circle as she spoke.
16
She closed her sunshade and walked slowly among the many flowers.
