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Discover LudwigThe phrase "add shade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to introduce a protective covering or to create a cooler area, often in relation to outdoor spaces or design.
Example: "To enhance the garden's comfort, we decided to add shade by installing a large umbrella over the seating area."
Alternatives: "provide shade" or "create shade".
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For the active family, which needed the use of a lawn, she suggested groves of multistemmed black locusts to add shade to the backyard.
A section of Kalakaua Avenue, the main thoroughfare, is one lane smaller in favor of pedestrians, and lined with 60 new trees -- coconut, wiliwili, shower and plumeria -- that add shade and color to soften the resort's honky-tonk edge.
Coffee drinkers, especially those with bird-watching tendencies, can now add "shade" to the list, which can only help assure them that they truly get what they are paying for.Robert RiceSmithsonian Migratory Bird CentreWashington, DCSIR – Contrary to your article's assertion, the vast majority of Brazil's 220,000 coffee growers are smallholders.
Add shade and charm to patio areas with arbor of cross-rafters.
Veiling the pergola with netting will add shade and catch falling leaves.
After taking a picture of what it's going to copy it then processes it through its software so it can figure out where to add shade or light according to the image.
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Early on, LOUIS.LOVELESS was into linear, solid graphics, and more experienced tattoo artists advised him to add shading and other traditional techniques to his work.
Add shading.
Begin to add shading.
Add shading if desired.
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