skirt; petticoat; any garment worn around the waist that covers the lower body without splitting into legs

a skirt that does not reach the knees; mini-skirt

a piece of clothing worn over the front of the body to keep clothes clean while working; often made of cloth or rubber

one-piece dress; dress with a bodice and skirt connected

A very short skirt with a hemline well above the knees.

skirt that extends below the knees

A very short skirt with a hemline well above the knees

a bright red skirt; by extension, used to refer to feminine charms or a young woman

A skirt with many vertical pleats running from the waist to the hem; also called a [[百裥裙|百襉裙|bai3 jian4 qun2]].

a pair of loose-fitting women's trousers that resemble a skirt; pantskirt

a woman's outfit consisting of a matching jacket and skirt

The waistband of a skirt; a girdle or ribbon used to tie a skirt.

underskirt or thin skirt worn under a dress or cheongsam

favoritism shown to family members or associates; originally referring to influence gained through a wife or female relative

A straight, tube-shaped skirt that is roughly the same width from top to bottom, usually without folds or pleats and ending around the knees.

a type of edible brown seaweed with long leaves often used in soups or salads; Undaria pinnatifida

A protective or decorative layer on the lower part of an interior wall or pillar, typically made of cement, ceramic tile, or wood panels; wainscoting.

A skirt made with many folds or pleats.

a woman's outfit consisting of a top and a skirt

(literary) women; literally refers to petticoats and hairpins which were traditional female attire

the practice of favoring someone based on the influence of their wife or female relatives; by extension, a culture of favoritism toward relatives and associates

(idiom) thorn hairpin and cotton skirt; refers to the simple clothing of a woman from a poor household, often used to describe a woman who is modest and virtuous or lives frugally

A slim-fitting skirt with a narrow hem that restricts the wearer to taking small steps; often used as a colloquial name for a formal suit skirt.

a skirt that is narrow at the waist and widens toward the bottom

a lightweight, sleeveless dress typically worn in warm weather, often featuring a flared skirt

(literary) used to describe someone obtaining an official position or social status through the influence or connections of their wife or her relatives

a skirt with folds or pleats in the fabric

to be infatuated with a woman or be under the spell of her beauty; literally to prostrate oneself before a pomegranate skirt

to be head over heels in love with a woman; to be captivated by a woman's charms; literally to bow down beneath a pomegranate skirt

apron worn while cooking to prevent clothes from getting stained with oil

skirt with many vertical pleats running from the waist to the hem

nightgown; nightdress; a dress worn exclusively for sleeping

(literary) skirt made of thin silk; lightweight silk skirt

A traditional Hawaiian dance; hula dance

layered skirt; tiered skirt

A type of traditional Chinese women's attire consisting of a jacket worn over a skirt, specifically referring to the style common in the Ming Dynasty.

A young man from a wealthy family who is obsessed with fine clothes and fashion; a fop or coxcomb.

relatives of one's wife; relatives by marriage; often used with a slightly pejorative tone

an official who owes his position to the influence of a female relative, such as a wife; an official appointed through nepotism

crony capitalism; an economic system characterized by close, mutually beneficial relationships between business leaders and government officials

the hem or bottom edge of a skirt

the edible gelatinous fringe around the shell of a softshell turtle

a ruffle, flounce, or similar ornament on a woman's dress or skirt

a pair of loose-fitting women's trousers designed to look like a skirt; pantskirt

tailored skirt or pencil skirt typically worn as part of a formal western-style business outfit

A woman's garment consisting of a top and a skirt that are joined together; also known as a [[连衣裙|連衣裙|lian2 yi1 qun2]].

a slim-fitting skirt with a straight, narrow cut, typically reaching to or just below the knee

protective apron; specifically an apron designed to protect against toxic substances

the edible gelatinous fringe around the edge of a softshell turtle's shell, considered a delicacy; also called [[鳖边|鱉邊|bie1 bian1]]