树荫 (shù yīn): shade of a tree; Taiwan pr. [shu4yin4]

At noon the sun was scorching, so we sat in the shade of a tree to eat lunch and felt much cooler.

There is an old banyan tree in the park with a large canopy of shade, where elderly people often play chess and chat.

On a summer afternoon, the puppy lay in the shade of a tree sleeping, its tongue hanging out.

While hiking, we got tired, so we rested in the shade of a tree by the path and drank some water.

He parked the car under the shade of a tree to keep the sun from heating it up too much.