The phrase "folded umbrella" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an umbrella that has been closed or folded up. Example: "She pulled out her folded umbrella from her bag and opened it as the rain started to pour down."
Elsewhere in the borough, he observed trees bearing such items as a white jujitsu sash, a small black folded umbrella, shoes, dolls, etc.
I didn't see them, unfortunately, so I can't confirm if they were forced to buddy up and walk hand in hand in crocodile formation, with Sammy Lee supervising from behind and Rafael Benitez leading from the front, holding a big red clipboard or folded umbrella over his head so everyone following him could see him in the crowd.
You should also have a smaller section for your wallet, keys, and folding umbrella.
We ransacked the small general stores of Paro for folding umbrellas, which would turn out to be valuable purchases.
The bank has improved its estimates of the cost of living around the world, thanks to a vast effort to compare the price of hundreds of products, from packaged rice to folding umbrellas, in 146 countries.
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As she approached the subway station at 86th Street and Lexington Avenue to take the No. 4 train to Grand Central Terminal, she closed and shook and folded her umbrella well before descending the steps to the platform -- model behavior.
An early Detroit effort at designing a car with women in mind was the 1956 Dodge Custom Royal La Femme hardtop coupe, which was painted pink and came with a folding umbrella.
She and a friend turned over two Samsung phones, a charger, a metal barrette and a folding umbrella to the manager, Raj Gautam.
The three-section folding umbrella, for instance, which seemed so novel when it was first manufactured, in the nineteen eighties, was actually patented almost a hundred years ago.
There was a red folding umbrella, a notepad from a pharmaceutical company, an ancient portable television, a yellow dress with puffy, capped sleeves.
