homeless (spoken)

each person's fate and destiny vary from another

breaking rules and laws, not under control

verb; holding an umbrella

(noun) a house; asylum

(noun) greaseproof paper umbrellas

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

(noun) a folding umbrella

cover up

covering the sky and sun

slang for backlight; to do something with one's back to the light; the light shining in the wrong direction, covered by the shadow of one's hands when writing

Chater Road, a road in Hong Kong, China

cover up

obstruct

the umbrella handle

conceal blemishes

concealer

deliberately hiding or conceal (spoken)

cover

to give shade

cover

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

overshadow

sunshade

the metal frame of umbrella

the act of deceiving people in broad daylight (spoken)

umbrella

the Umbrella Revolution