an umbrella-shaped piece of equipment used to slow the descent of a person or object falling through the air

the sport or military activity of parachute jumping or skydiving

umbrella; a tool used for protection against the rain

Soldier trained to perform military operations by parachuting into target areas; also refers to the branch of the military to which they belong. Commonly also known as [[空降兵|空降兵|kong1 jiang4 bing1]].

An umbrella used for protection against the sun

A person or power that provides protection, often used to refer to someone shielding a corrupt individual or criminal activity

to open and hold an umbrella to shield oneself from rain or sun

An umbrella used for protection from the sun; a sunshade.

paraglider; the sport of paragliding

agaric; toadstool; any gill-bearing fungus of the order Agaricales

a tower-shaped structure used for parachute training; usually between 25 and 85 meters high

To hold up or carry an umbrella to shield oneself from rain or sun.

umbrella made of oiled paper with a bamboo frame, often featuring hand-painted designs in folk art styles

A strategy where a nuclear-armed state guarantees the security of a non-nuclear state, often used by superpowers to exert political or economic influence over the protected nation.

a flower cluster in which stalks of nearly equal length spring from a common center and form a flat or curved surface; specifically used in botany

(idiom) to provide help after the crisis or difficulty has already passed; literally "to offer an umbrella after the rain has stopped"

Describes the intense heat of a midday sun that feels like a fiery umbrella spread across the sky

(historical) A red umbrella inscribed with the names of local residents, presented to a popular official by local gentry upon the official's departure to honor their good governance.

Being under the protection, control, or membership of a larger organization or entity

parachute troops; airborne unit specially trained to be dropped into a combat zone from an aircraft by parachute

a pack containing a folded parachute ready for use

having the shape or form of an umbrella; an umbrella shape

Umbelliferae or Apiaceae, the plant family containing carrots, celery, and coriander

an indeterminate inflorescence where the flower stalks arise from a common point at the tip of the main axis, forming a flat-topped or rounded cluster

to parachute into an area; parachuting

The frame of an umbrella that extends from the handle to support the cover

The sport of jumping from a fixed object, such as a building, antenna, span, or earth, using a parachute to break the fall

An umbrella used to provide shade from the sun; a sunshade

Literally "a monk holding an umbrella"; a pun meaning "without law and without heaven" because the monk has no hair (sounds like "law") and the umbrella covers the sky. It describes someone who defies laws and morality, meaning [[无法无天|無法無天|wu2 fa3 wu2 tian1]].

Literally "a monk holding an umbrella—no hair and no sky", a play on words where "no hair" [[无发|無髮|wu2 fa4]] sounds like "no law" [[无法|無法|wu2 fa3]], and the umbrella blocks the sky; used to describe someone who is completely lawless and defies all rules or principles.

to perform a parachute jump

(metaphorical) a powerful person or force that provides protection or cover (often used of the proletarian dictatorship or, pejoratively, of a powerful backer for illegal activities)

(slang) condom

parasail; the sport of parasailing

A specialized parachute designed to be towed by a vehicle to provide lift for a person

Literally "to furl up flags and umbrellas"; used as an idiom meaning to stop what one is doing or to wrap up an activity.

(dialect) a sunshade or parasol used to block sunlight

the fly Amanita or fly agaric (Amanita muscaria); a poisonous and psychoactive mushroom

A Western-style umbrella with a steel or iron frame, as opposed to a traditional Chinese paper or silk umbrella

The white-hot, blazing sun in the height of summer, comparing the intense heat and glare to a giant fiery umbrella.

The umbrella-shaped cover fitted over certain lamps.

an umbrella made available for public use or borrowing as a gesture of goodwill

The sport of jumping from an aircraft and performing acrobatic maneuvers before opening a parachute

a species of flowering plant in the primrose family, commonly used in traditional medicine

A two-part allegorical saying (xiehouyu) meaning "defying both human and divine laws". It relies on a pun where "hair" [[发|髮|fa4]] sounds like "law" [[法|法|fa3]], and the umbrella hides the "sky" (symbolizing heaven or divine justice). Since a bald man has no hair and his umbrella blocks the sky, he is [[无法无天|無法無天|wu2 fa3 wu2 tian1]].

a cluster of flowers where the primary axis terminates in a flower and subsequent flowers develop from lateral buds on the secondary axes

the umbrella-shaped top part of a mushroom; also called [[菌帽|菌帽|jun4 mao4]] or [[菌盖|菌蓋|jun4 gai4]]

the sport of skydiving in which multiple jumpers perform maneuvers and create specific shapes in the air

paratrooper unit or airborne troops