Sunshade: meaning, definitions and examples
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sunshade
[ ˈsʌnˌʃeɪd ]
protection from the sun
A sunshade is a device used to block or reduce sunlight from reaching a certain area, providing protection from the sun's heat and harmful UV rays. Sunshades come in various forms, such as umbrellas, canopies, or awnings, and are commonly used at outdoor locations like beaches, parks, or cafes.
Synonyms
shade, sun protection, sun shelter
Examples of usage
- The beach umbrella provided a convenient sunshade for the family to relax under.
- We sat under the sunshade of the tree to escape the scorching heat.
- The outdoor cafe had large sunshades to shield customers from the sun while dining.
- The car's sunshade helped keep the interior cool during hot summer days.
- She set up a sunshade on the patio to enjoy the afternoon without direct sunlight.
Translations
Translations of the word "sunshade" in other languages:
🇵🇹 guarda-sol
🇮🇳 सूरज की छाया
🇩🇪 Sonnenschirm
🇮🇩 payung matahari
🇺🇦 сонцезахисний парасоль
🇵🇱 parasol przeciwsłoneczny
🇯🇵 日除け (ひよけ)
🇫🇷 pare-soleil
🇪🇸 sombrilla
🇹🇷 güneşlik
🇰🇷 양산 (yangsan)
🇸🇦 مظلة شمسية
🇨🇿 slunečník
🇸🇰 slnečník
🇨🇳 遮阳伞 (zhē yáng sǎn)
🇸🇮 senčnik
🇮🇸 sólhlíf
🇰🇿 күнқорғағыш
🇬🇪 მზის ქოლგა
🇦🇿 günəş çətiri
🇲🇽 sombrilla
Etymology
The term 'sunshade' dates back to the early 19th century, combining 'sun' and 'shade' to describe an object that provides protection from the sun. The concept of using sunshades can be traced to ancient civilizations that sought ways to shield themselves from the sun's intense heat. Over time, sunshades have evolved into various forms and designs to cater to different needs for sun protection.
See also: sun, sunbathe, sunbathing, sunbeam, sunbeams, sunday, sundown, sunken, sunlight, sunlit, sunny, sunray, sunrise, sunset, sunshades, sunshine, sunup.