A parasol is a light, portable umbrella designed to provide shade from the sun. It is typically made with a fabric canopy stretched over a frame, often supported by a wooden or metal pole. Parasols are commonly used outdoors to protect people from direct sunlight, especially on hot days. They can be held by hand or set up on a stand, and are often used at the beach, in gardens, or during outdoor events. Parasols are lighter than regular umbrellas and are primarily used for sun protection rather than rain.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „parasol” po angielsku

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