to cover up, block, or shade something from view

To cover up, hide, or conceal the truth, a mistake, or one's feelings.

to shelter from; to keep out; to block; to fend off

to cover or overspread; to hide from view by placing something over it

To block or shield something from direct sunlight.

to try to cover something up or hide the truth; to behave in a secretive or evasive manner, often out of embarrassment or a desire to avoid being seen

to cover up or hide something from sight; to obstruct or block, such as light or a view

to block; to impede; to obstruct

An umbrella used for protection from the sun; a sunshade.

A cloth worn around the waist to cover the private parts

the act or effect of shading or blocking out light; antiglare

Describes something so vast or numerous that it covers the sky and blocks out the sun; can also describe a powerful or earth-shattering presence.

A hat with a wide brim used to block the sun; includes items like visors, sunbonnets, or topees.

To cover parts of the body that should not be exposed.

To block out sunlight or provide shelter; also written as [[遮阴|遮陰|zhe1 yin1]]

literally meaning "to hide the sky with one hand"; describes using one's power and position to hoodwink the public, deceive superiors, and act in an arbitrary or dictatorial manner

A geographical region shared between India and Pakistan; specifically the Punjab state in northwest India and the Punjab province in Pakistan.

To cover up or hide something physically unsightly or a physical defect

To block out the sun or light to create a shaded or cool area

Punjab province of Pakistan

A sunshade or canopy made of materials like reed mats or canvas used to block out sunlight.

To block from view; to obstruct one's line of sight; to make it so something cannot be seen

to block out; to screen from view; to cause to disappear or be hidden

a panel or board used to block sunlight, such as a car visor or architectural sunshade

To block others' ears and eyes; used to describe covering up the truth to deceive or hoodwink people.

A panel or screen used to block or control light, such as a sun visor in a vehicle or light-blocking flaps on a lamp; occluder.

describing something that covers the whole sky and ground, such as dust, clouds, or snow

enveloped in clouds and mist; blurred or hazy to the sight

to block and protect; to shield from view or harm

to withhold information or hide the truth; to cover up the facts

(Buddhist) a massive religious assembly or festival where food, wealth, and teachings are distributed to all people without discrimination; also known as [[无遮会|無遮會|wu2 zhe1 hui4]]

to cover up or conceal; to gloss over one's faults or mistakes

to hide from view; to cover up or conceal

Money paid to cover up a scandal or shameful conduct, especially as a settlement following adultery or sexual assault.

A technique or trick used to confuse the vision or hide the truth; same as [[障眼法|障眼法|zhang4 yan3 fa3]]

a species of silver-colored food fish inhabiting tropical marine and brackish waters; characterized by small teeth and large eyes almost entirely covered by transparent lids

To block a road or passage; to be in the way

to hide the truth by various means; to constantly cover up from all sides

to speak without restraint or hesitation; to say whatever comes to mind; to blab or commit a gaffe

To speak one's mind without hesitation or consideration for the consequences; to blabber.

to hide the truth from the public; to hoodwink or deceive others by misusing one's power and authority

ostentatious; sensational; flashy

People of low standing or subordinate rank cannot prevail over or hide the influence of those in higher positions.

Punjab state in northwest India bordering Pakistan

a Buddhist assembly where charity and teachings are distributed to all people without discrimination

to create various obstacles or blockades in every way possible; to hinder movement or progress from all directions

the supreme Buddha who represents the embodiment of the Dharmakaya and universal truth

completely open; having no cover or shelter from the elements

ancient style of song and dance performance originally from Central Asia, often involving dancers wearing masks or leather caps and water splashing