bundle; parcel; package

(idiom) to stand still without advancing; to be unwilling to move forward due to fear or misgivings. Literally means wrapping one's feet and being unable to walk.

To bind a young girl's feet with cloth strips to prevent growth, an old custom in China

to be buried in a horse hide; refers to a soldier's dedication to give one's life on the battlefield rather than dying in bed

To stop one's steps or hesitate to move forward for fear of danger or difficulty; usually used in the idiom [[裹足不前|裹足不前|guo3 zu2 bu4 qian2]]

to wrap around; to encase; to envelop something by wrapping it tightly

strips of cloth wrapped around the lower leg from the ankle to the knee for protection and support, traditionally worn by soldiers

the whole lot; all together; everything included

to roll something up in a wrapper

daily expenses for food, clothing, and other necessities; also refers more broadly to a person's livelihood or food rations

to blindfold a person

to dress a corpse for burial; burial clothes; also used as a variant form meaning to decorate or to pack for a journey

to wrap up; to pack up; to envelop or seal tightly

lazy woman's foot-binding bandages; a metaphor for writing or speech that is both smelly and long, or insufferably tedious and boring

to wrap and tie up; to bind together; to bundle

a sterile covering or bandage applied to a wound

to keep one's mouth shut and one's feet from moving forward; too frightened to speak or act

(literary) to comb the hair and dress; to deck oneself out; to put on makeup and dress up

to wear heavy makeup and gaudy dress; heavily made up and dressed in flamboyant clothes

to wrap or wind something tightly; to bind

needle hidden in cotton; a person who is outwardly gentle but inwardly stern or ruthless

to wrap up or bind something tightly; to swathe

(xiehouyu) tedious and stale; describes a person's speech or writing that is long-winded and unpleasant, similar to the "smelly and long" foot-binding rags of an old woman.

United Parcel Service (UPS); a global package delivery and supply chain management company based in the United States

To dress or shroud a corpse for burial; to prepare a body for a funeral.

to interrupt or disturb someone while they are busy; to create trouble or confusion

to bind up or bandage a wound

to bind up; to wrap up; to envelop

to dress or bind up a wound

to wrap up; to make into a parcel

To wrap up a dead body for burial; sometimes used in a military context to describe dying on the battlefield.

a cloth used to wrap a corpse for burial

(Northern Chinese dialect, especially Beijing dialect) to cover something up or gloss over a topic to avoid addressing it directly; to conceal or hide the truth

To sweep people or objects along in a flow, such as sediment in a flood or a person in a crowd.

food or grain packed for use on a journey

a traditional sash or belly band wrapped around the waist and stomach

to compel or force someone to follow or take part in something, especially something wrong or illegal

a long strip of cloth used in former times to bind women's feet or used by men to wrap their feet when wearing cloth socks

a woman's foot-binding bandages; a long-winded and boring speech or piece of writing