to publish, announce, or make public

(loanword) pizza; a type of flatbread topped with cheese and other ingredients

To throw on or drape over one's shoulders; to wrap around oneself

shawl; cape; tippet; any garment worn draped over the shoulders

cloak; cape; a large sleeveless outer garment worn over the shoulders to protect against wind and cold

to sweep away all obstacles; to be irresistible in one's path. Originally describing grass being blown down by the wind, this idiom describes a force so powerful that every enemy is defeated.

having hair that is loose and messy; unkempt appearance

to don armor and go into battle; commonly used to describe taking part in a competition, work, or other major activity after making preparations are complete

to hack through thistles and thorns; to overcome all obstacles and break through hardships

to put on a suit of armor; also used for putting on stage costumes or professional equipment for a specific task

To work or travel by the light of the stars and moon; describes working extremely hard or traveling a long distance from early morning until late at night.

To hang down loosely or spread out over the shoulders, usually describing hair or a mane.

To put on a suit of armor.

rain poncho; rain cape; a cloak-like garment worn to protect against the rain

To drape someone in red silk as a sign of honor, celebration, or reward.

hair that is unadorned, disheveled, or naturally hanging down

(of plants or grass) to be blown about or flattened by the wind

to dress in mourning garments made of coarse hemp to show respect for a deceased parent or relative; to be in deep mourning

lit. to open one's liver and drip gall; to be completely honest and show wholehearted loyalty, often used for one's devotion to a person or a cause

to wear strong armor and hold sharp weapons; describes being fully armed and ready for combat or to defend the country

to open and read a book or document; to browse; to read through

A horizontally hung inscribed scroll or banner, such as calligraphy, a painting, or a slogan, usually with rollers at both ends.

literally meaning grass and trees bending in the wind; used to describe an army losing its will to fight and fleeing or collapsing in the face of an enemy's overwhelming momentum

to wear mourning clothes; to mourn for a deceased relative

(literary) to open and read a book; to flip through and read; to pore over

literally to sort gold from sand; to extract the essentials from a mass of material or be extremely careful in making a selection

An extinct mammal from the Quaternary period, similar in size to a modern rhinoceros but covered in long hair for survival in cold climates.

(literary) to be perfectly frank; to show one's true feelings with total honesty

To be bound in a cangue and shackles as a criminal; to wear heavy prisoner restraints.

to go into the mountains with one's hair hanging loose, meaning to retire from public life and live in seclusion

To travel or work long hours through the night; to go to work before dawn and return after dark, often used to describe the hardships of travel or diligent labor.

(literary) to open a book and read

(idiom) wear hair down and fasten clothes to the left; used to describe people without culture or to represent falling under foreign rule

to open a book and read; to leaf through and study a volume

to be openhearted and sincere; to show one's loyalty and devotion

(literary) describes being absolutely sincere and loyal; literally "to drip one's gallbladder and lay bare one's liver"

To shave one's head and put on the black robes of a monk or nun; to leave home and take religious vows.

To hang down and spread out or drape, typically used of things like long hair, shawls, or plant foliage.

To enter a Buddhist monastery; named for the act of putting on a monastic robe and shaving the head according to Buddhist discipline.

to have one's hair hanging loose and one's body tattooed, a phrase historically used by people in central China to describe those they considered uncivilized or tribal

to rush so hurriedly that one has no time to finish dressing, characterized by loose hair and a chin strap fastened in haste

to flow down or hang down over something, used for clothes, hair, or branches

with hair hanging down or in disarray; messy-haired

The famous English rock band from Liverpool, active during the 1960s; more commonly used in Taiwan, while mainland China typically uses [[披头士|披頭士|pi1 tou2 shi4]].

the Beatles; British rock band active in the 1960s

(loanword) the Beatles; famous 1960s British rock band from Liverpool

hair hanging down and barefooted; describes someone who is unkempt or informal in appearance

A small house or shack built against the side of a main building; an outhouse or lean-to shed.

a piece of fabric worn over the shoulders, mostly by women; shawl; wrap