The sport of badminton; a game played with rackets and a shuttlecock over a net.

(idiom) to be careful about one's public image and reputation; to value one's character and standing

Literally "feathers not yet full-grown"; used to describe someone who is young, inexperienced, or lacks the power and status to act independently.

(of a bird) having fully grown feathers; (metaphorically) experienced, mature, or developed well enough to be independent

A winter coat filled with down feathers; also called [[羽绒服|羽絨服|yu3 rong2 fu2]] or [[羽绒衣|羽絨衣|yu3 rong2 yi1]]

to value and protect one's own character or integrity; to be careful of one's public image

International Badminton Federation; formerly abbreviated as [[国际羽联|國際羽聯|guo2 ji4 yu3 lian2]] and replaced by [[世界羽联|世界羽聯|shi4 jie4 yu3 lian2]] in 2006

covered in feathers; literally "body draped in feathers"

an urgent military message or dispatch, historically marked with bird feathers to indicate speed and importance

feather-shaped; featherlike; having the appearance of a feather

pen made from a large feather

a type of fancy yarn with a fuzzy, hair-like texture resembling bird feathers or down

sateen or camlet fabric