to envelop; to shroud; to cover from above (often of mist, darkness, or an atmosphere)

bra; brassiere

a hygiene product worn over the mouth and nose to filter out dust, germs, or cold air

A cover worn over the face for protection or concealment; face guard, visor, or veil.

shield or cover used to provide protection against external elements or damage

Anything used to cover or protect the eyes, including an eye mask, blindfold, eye patch, goggles, or blinkers for horses; used for shielding light, protecting after surgery, or preventing vision.

shade or glass cover for a lamp used for protection, decoration, or to focus light

bra; brassière; a woman's undergarment used to support the breasts

A cover or shield used to protect objects from damage or to prevent injury to people; guard shield or hood.

a decorative cloth covering for a bed that typically reaches the floor and protects the bedding from dust; counterpane

loose informal outer garment or smock worn over other clothes to protect them

an outer garment such as a dustcoat or overalls worn over other clothes

cover; hood; casing; any object used to shield or wrap around another thing

A cover sewn from cotton or other fabric used to protect a quilt; also called a [[被套|被套|bei4 tao4]].

A legendary martial arts skill where the practitioner uses internal energy to protect their body, making the skin tough enough to resist sharp weapons and physical attacks.physical blows.

bra; brassiere

describes high mountains shrouded in clouds and mist

A Chinese-style long robe worn as an outermost garment; overalls or an overgown.

glass cover; bell glass

dust coat; smock; overalls; a light outer garment worn over other clothes to protect them from dirt

A cover made of gauze, wire mesh, or plastic netting used to protect food from flies and insects

A long gown or robe worn over other clothes.

(Taiwan colloquial) highly capable; extremely good at something; having things under control

a shield or covering used for protection, such as a physical guard on a machine or a protective screen

a cover or protector worn on the head, such as a hairnet, hood, cowl, or headscarf

protective goggles worn to prevent injury to the eyes

portable lamp or hand-held lantern used for lighting

A cover or case used to shield a coffin during a funeral procession, typically consisting of a bamboo or wooden frame covered with silk or other cloth.

distillation tower; bubble tower; plate column

a protective face mask made of gauze

A gas lamp or oil lamp that uses a mantle to produce light.

To be unable to handle or control a situation; failing to keep things under control or managed effectively.

protective housing; cover; encloser

to be able to handle a situation or keep things under control; to be capable and reliable; to have enough influence or power to manage everything

The cup part of a brassiere; also used to refer to a person's bra size.

A shed or shelter made of materials like reeds or bamboo, usually built over a courtyard or in front of a door; awning; canopy.

(regional) removable sleeves worn over a shirt to protect against dirt; also called [[套袖|套袖|tao4 xiu4]]

An unlined robe worn over a jacket or long gown.

a fatal weakness or vulnerable point; a chink in one's armor. This term originates from ancient martial arts, referring to the single unprotected spot on a fighter who is otherwise invulnerable to weapons.

earmuffs; earflaps

visor; protective face shield or mask

protective cover for the center part of a vehicle wheel

eyeshade used to block out light; sleep mask

a cover or shade used to block light or provide protection

bell jar; dome-shaped cover used to enclose or protect something

a noise-protection filter for microphones used in audio engineering; pop shield

protective mask worn to prevent the inhalation of toxic gases and pollutants