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

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

the umbrella handle

deliberately hiding or conceal (spoken)

to give shade

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

overshadow

the metal frame of umbrella

the act of deceiving people in broad daylight (spoken)

umbrella

the Umbrella Revolution

conceal blemishes

concealer

cover

cover up

covering the sky and sun

sunshade

cover up

obstruct

cover