to pass through; to go across; to pierce

to pass through; to traverse; to cross or transcend (e.g., time, space, or physical barriers)

To be dressed in; indicates the ongoing state of wearing a piece of clothing or an accessory.

to put on clothing, shoes, or accessories

To pass through from one side to the other; to connect a series of things or places.

to put on clothes; to dress

to puncture a body cavity, organ, or vessel with a needle to extract fluid or tissue for diagnosis or treatment; to perform a biopsy

To travel or move back and forth frequently or in large numbers like a weaver's shuttle

to penetrate; to pierce through

To see through something such as a person, scheme, or trick; to see something for what it really is.

to punch a hole; to bore through something to make an opening

to weave in or insert secondary material into a main narrative or performance; a subplot or interlude used for variety or to support a theme

to expose; to lay bare; to uncover a lie, trick, or secret

to go through; to pass through; to thread one's way through

to cross or traverse horizontally

to put on or wear clothes, hats, and accessories; to be dressed

to try on clothing, shoes, or accessories to check for fit or appearance

to puncture; to pierce through; to break through

to reveal the truth; to tell what something really is; to disclose or expose a matter

to pierce or poke through

to expose, unmask, or see through something hidden such as a lie, plot, or trick

to pierce; to prick; to skewer or impale

food and clothing; the basic necessities of life

to pierce through; to bore a hole through; to penetrate

An armor-piercing shell or bullet used against tanks, ships, and other armored targets; designed to penetrate steel plating or fortifications through high hardness or heat.

to pass one end of a thread through the eye of a needle

pangolin; scaly anteater; a protected mammal with sharp claws and keratin scales that feeds on ants and termites

to wear out until a hole appears, usually referring to clothing or shoes

to wear or be dressed in a garment

to await with great expectation or anxiety; literally to gaze until one's eyes pierce through

To shoot with great precision; literally "piercing a willow leaf from a hundred paces," referring to an expert archer or marksman.

To gaze until one's eyes are worn out; to look forward to something with great expectation or longing.

pierces the clouds and cracks the stone; describes a voice or sound that is resonant, high-pitched, and extremely loud

the quality of being able to pass through or pierce a material; penetrability

to pass a thread through the eye of a needle

literally meaning to have one's heart pierced by ten thousand arrows; describes being overcome with extreme sorrow or distress

(of clothing, shoes, etc.) durable; resistant to wear and tear; capable of being worn for a long time

To pass a thread through the eye of a needle

an annual herb with a four-angled stem and white or lavender flowers, used in traditional medicine; green chiretta

(idiom) to make things hard for someone by abusing one's power, specifically through petty obstacles or secret retaliation; literally "to wear tight shoes"

to pierce the ears or earlobes for earrings

to expose or lay bare with a few words; to divulge a secret or reveal a hidden truth; same as [[点破|點破|dian3 po4]]

(colloquial) to be like family; to have been through thick and thin together; to share the same views and fate

literally "dripping water penetrates the stone"; used as an idiom to describe how persistent effort and staying power can overcome even the greatest difficulties

literally dripping water penetrates stone; constant perseverance yields success or you can achieve any goal if you work hard without giving up

A natural draft or breeze that blows through a hallway or between opposing doors and windows.

to travel back and forth through time and space

a large mirror used when dressing that allows one to see their entire body

A central room or passage with doors at both ends that allows people to walk through from a front courtyard to a back courtyard.