cover; screen; hide from view

block; obstruct; impede

umbrella; parasol | Used in Cantonese for 'umbrella' because the standard word '傘' sounds exactly as '散' (to disperse, as in "wealth has dispersed")

(verb) block; (noun) umbrella

block; obstruct; impede

to conceal

deliberately hiding or conceal (spoken)

a very good friend

to shade

to give shade

no filter on one's mouth; speaking without thinking too much

sunshade

be absolutely lawless; run wild

和尚打傘

like a monk holding an umbrella

breaking rules and laws, not under control

umbrella handle

the umbrella handle

overshadow

a folding umbrella

(noun) a folding umbrella

to cover (up); to block, to obstruct, to shade

umbrella body; umbrella cover

the metal frame of umbrella

the Umbrella Revolution

to shoot one's mouth off; to commit a gaffe

（of the government etc.）hide the truth from the masses [Syn][國語] 一手遮天

fig leaf

遮羞布

have no roof (shingles) to cover one's head

homeless (spoken)

cover up one's blemishes/defect; hide one's shame; cover up a scandal

to hide one's shame; to cover up one's defects

Chater Garden:

a garden located in Central district, Hong Kong.

to hold an umbrella

to cover, overspread. envelop, cover up, hide, conceal

rain awning

umbrella

fiery eyes

describes a person who is blinded by their emotions (especially when angry or agitated) and as a result has done something (such as acted aggressively or said something which is hurtful to others) which he/she didn't mean to do; to be in a moment of anger; to get into a sudden fit of anger

hide the truth from the masses; hoodwink the public (lit. shut out the heavens

with one hand) [Syn][粵] 隻手遮天