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SimplifiedTraditionalPinyinEnglish
- clothes
- CL:[jian4]
- to dress
- to wear
- to put on (clothes)
shàng- jacket
- upper outer garment
- CL:[jian4]
gān- drysuit (diving)
- second hand clothes
便便biàn- civilian clothes
- plain clothes
- plainclothesman
nèi- undergarment
- underwear
- CL:[jian4]
dōng- winter clothes
zhì- clothing manufacture
bāo- capsule (containing medicine)
- husk (of corn)
dān- unlined garment
- lichen
yuán- moss under old walls
寿shòu- burial clothes
wài- outer clothing
- semblance
- appearance
- overcoat
- topcoat
- cloak
- CL:[jian4]
hán- winter clothing
kuān- Please take off your coat (honorific)
- plain cotton clothing
- (literary) the common people
cǎi- colored clothes
- motley attire
zhēng- traveler's clothing
- military uniform
róng- military uniform
chéng- ready-made clothes
dǎo- to launder clothes by pounding
gēng- to change clothes
- to go to the toilet (euphemism)
shù- corset (clothing)
mián- cotton-padded clothes
- CL:[jian4]
qiāng- gun cover
máo- (wool) sweater
- CL:[jian4]
- robe of a Buddhist priest
- ceremonial garment of a Daoist priest
- robe of a judge, nun, priest etc
- cassock
- vestment
yǒng- swimsuit
- bathing suit
- laundry
huàn- to wash clothes
- bathrobe
湿shī- wetsuit
tàng- to iron (clothes)
shuì- night clothes
- pajamas
duǎn- short garment
- short jacket
qiū- long underwear
穿穿chuān- to wear clothes
- clothing
táng- frosting or icing (on cakes etc)
- sugarcoating
- beautiful clothes
zhào- overalls
- CL:[jian4]
bāo- afterbirth
cháng- sausage casing
zhuó- to get dressed
suō- woven rush raincoat
chán- cicada slough (used in TCM)
xuè- bloody garment
wèi- hooded sweatshirt
- hoodie
dōu- pocket
guān- hat and clothes
- attire
jiā- clothespin
- clothes peg
- covering
- clothes and shoes
dài- belt
- sash
- attire (clothes and belt)
liào- material for clothing
fu- clothes
- CL:[jian4],[tao4]
jià- clothes hanger
- clothes rack
guì- wardrobe
- armoire
- CL:|[ge4]
chú- wardrobe
- clothing
- clothing and other personal items
jiǎ- armor
- the cassock and alms bowl of a Buddhist master passed on to the favorite disciple (Buddhism)
- legacy
- mantle
zhuó- clothes
shān- clothing
- unlined garment
qīn- burial clothes
dài- pocket
xiù- the sleeve of a garment
qún- female clothing
zhuāng- garment
shang- clothes
jīn- the front piece(s) of a Chinese jacket
- lapel
gōu- clothes hook
lǐng- collar
- neck
shí- clothes and food
shì- clothes and ornaments
- silverfish (Lepisma saccharina)
tǎn- to dress in a hurry with part of the body showing
chèn- shirt
- CL:[jian4]
shì- to try on (clothes)
- fitting
- raincoat
- CL:[jian4]
qīng- black clothes
- servant (old)
- young woman role in Chinese opera, also called 正旦[zheng4 dan4]
fēng- windbreaker
- wind cheater
- wind jacket
- CL:[jian4]
- hemp garment
nèi- underwear
shù- straightjacket
jiùshēng- life jacket
- life vest
liàngjiā- clothes pin
shàishéng- clothes line
gēngshì- change room
- dressing room
- locker room
- toilet
线máoxiàn- sweater
- woolen knitwear
- wool
diàn- laundry (commercial establishment)
fáng- laundry room
bǎn- washboard
- (jocularly) flat chest
- washer
- washing machine
- CL:|[tai2]
fěn- laundry detergent
- washing powder
wǎng- mesh laundry bag (for keeping garments separate from others in the washing machine)
yóuyǒng- swimsuit
- bathing costume
qiánshuǐ- diving suit
xūncǎo- lavender
tàngbǎn- ironing board
shuì- pajamas
duǎnbāng- lit. short jacket party
- working people
- the toiling masses
- blue collar workers
féngjiàng- tailor
féngzhēn- sewing needle
tuō- undress
tuō- striptease
xūncǎo- lavender
guānzhǒng- cenotaph
yuánjūn- Chlamydia
yuán- Chlamydia (genus of intracellular parasitic bacteria)
màojiān- cloakroom
guì- locker
- lockable compartment
gōur- erhua variant of |[yi1 gou1]
shìjiān- fitting room
liánqún- woman's dress
- frock
- gown
kāihuā- to open a bale of cotton
fángdàn- bulletproof vest
Ā- see 阿伊努[A1 yi1 nu3]
dàishuǐ- (separated only by) a narrow strip of water
便便biànjǐngchá- plain-clothed policeman
bāozhǒngzi- seed enclosed in artificial capsule
ér- to lie down to sleep with one's clothes on
tiānfèng- lit. seamless heavenly clothes (idiom)
- fig. flawless
kuānjiědài- to undress
wéidài- in hemp cloth and with a leather belt
- poorly dressed
shàishéngzi- clothes line
shùshēnnèi- corset
pài- parka jacket (loanword)
- CL:[jian4]
niúduì- couple living in destitute misery (idiom)
báizhànshì- warrior in white
- medical worker
báicānggǒu- lit. (cloud shapes) changing from a white shirt to a gray dog (idiom)
- fig. the impermanence of all things
xiàngcái- lit. tailor the clothes to fit the body (idiom); fig. act according to real circumstances
jiésuōshí- to save on food and clothing (idiom); to live frugally
hóngzhǔjiào- Catholic Cardinal
jǐnsuōshí- see 縮食|缩食[jie2 yi1 suo1 shi2]
fénggōngrén- needleworker
suōjiéshí- to economize on clothes and food
- to scrimp and save (idiom)
chéng- to take up sb's mantle
- to follow in sb's steps
quēshǎoshí- short of food and clothing
- destitute
yāojīn- golden seal at the waist, purple gown (idiom); in official position
- lit. clothes not covering the body (idiom)
- fig. poverty-stricken
guānchǔchǔ- immaculately dressed
- well-groomed
- dapper
guānqínshòu- lit. dressed up animal (idiom)
- fig. immoral and despicable person
dānshí- thin coat, meager food (idiom); life of wretched poverty
- destitute
fèngbiān- hem
suǒ- Ethiopia, NE Africa (Tw)
shanggōur- clothes hook
jǐnróngguī- to come back to one's hometown in silken robes (idiom); to return in glory
jǐnhuánxiāng- to come back to one's hometown in silken robes (idiom); to return in glory
shízhùxíng- clothing, food, housing and transport (idiom); people's basic needs
shíyōu- not having to worry about clothes and food (idiom)
- to be provided with the basic necessities
shí- not having to worry about food and clothes (idiom)
- provided with the basic necessities
shí- the people one depends upon for one's livelihood
- one's bread and butter
fēngshí- having ample food and clothing (idiom); well fed and clothed
liángcái- lit. measure the body then tailor the suit (idiom); fig. to act according to actual circumstances
- To live within one's means.
jǐnshí- brocade garments, jade meals (idiom); a life of luxury
- extravagance
shízhùxíng- see 食住行[yi1 shi2 zhu4 xing2]
qiànshìguì- built-in closet
Huángdexīn- the Emperor's new clothes (i.e. naked)
zhùdiàn- laundromat
- launderette
niǎoyuán- Chlamydia ornithosis
báigāoxuè- white coat hypertension
- white coat syndrome
kāncàichīfàn,liángcái- eat depending on the dish, cut cloth according to the body (idiom); to fit the appetite to the dishes and the dress to the figure
- to act according to actual circumstances
- to live within one's means

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