adult women; womanhood; womankind

husband and wife; a married couple

a woman who is pregnant

a loose, promiscuous, or wanton woman; floozy; vamp

(dialectal or northern usage) one's wife; a young married woman

the lady of the house; hostess; a woman in charge of household affairs

a woman whose husband has died and who has not remarried

(abbreviation) the All-China Women's Federation; women's league or association

A woman who is currently in labor or who has recently given birth and is in recovery.

(literary) a woman; specifically a married woman

The medical department or specialty focusing on the health of the female reproductive system; often combined with obstetrics to form [[妇产科|婦產科|fu4 chan3 ke1]]

a woman who is involved in a long-term sexual relationship with a person who is already married

the department of gynecology and obstetrics in a hospital; birth clinic

a young woman who is married

A shrewish or unreasonable woman; often used as a pejorative or term of abuse

A woman or girl forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese military during World War II.

an elderly woman

A married woman who manages her household and does not have a job outside the home

the wife of one's son

(dialect) wife

a woman of high social rank or wealth; grande dame; upper-class woman

peasant woman; female farm worker

International Women's Day, celebrated on March 8th

A woman who sells sex for money; prostitute or whore

a newly married couple

A young woman who is married; in older literature, sometimes used as a self-depreciating term for a wife

to get married (of a man); to take a wife

(colloquial) A woman who gossips or meddles in other people's business; a busybody or yenta

a violent, fierce, or unreasonable woman; a shrewish woman

Women's movement; social activities or organized efforts focused on achieving equal rights and social welfare for women.

a woman who lives in a village or the countryside

a woman of high rank or social standing; a grande dame

a woman who already has a husband

known even to women and children; a household name

a married man

International Women's Day, celebrated annually on March 8th to honor women's achievements and rights; also known as [[妇女节|婦女節|fu4 nu:3 jie2]] or [[国际妇女节|國際婦女節|guo2 ji4 fu4 nu:3 jie2]]

(old usage) the traditional code of moral conduct or virtues expected of a woman

Even the most capable person cannot accomplish anything without the necessary means or materials.

A woman, typically married, who manages her household full-time and does not work outside the home.

Abbreviation for [[妇女代表大会|婦女代表大會|fu4 nu:3 dai4 biao3 da4 hui4]] (women's congress)

the husband sings and the wife follows; describes a couple living in harmony or acting in unison

(literary) an older female servant

hospital for gynecology and obstetrics; a place specialized in childbirth and women's health

a capable and ingenious housewife or a woman who is skilled in household tasks

a woman who has given birth to one or more children

Soft-heartedness that is indecisive or lacks principle; petty kindness that fails to grasp the larger picture. Often used to describe a failure to act decisively due to inappropriate pity.