to play the role of a character in a play or movie; to act as; to take on a specific role in a situation

to decorate one's appearance through clothes, makeup, or accessories; to deck out or adorn

to disguise oneself; to masquerade as; to pretend or feign

To play the part of or disguise oneself as someone or something else.

to disguise oneself as someone else; to masquerade as; to act the part of another person

performer; actor; player who plays a role

an actor's appearance in makeup and costume

to play the part of or disguise oneself as; to be dressed as

to dress as a man; to be a woman in men's clothing

to dress up in disguise; to change one's appearance to hide one's true identity or to deceive others

a man who is dressed in women's clothing

to pull a face; to stick out one's tongue or make a funny expression to be silly, mocking, or to show helplessness

to change one's appearance or identity to look like someone else

To change one's appearance through dress and makeup to avoid being recognized; to masquerade

to dress up and apply makeup, especially for a performer or actor; to disguise oneself as a character

clothing that leaves the arms and legs exposed, such as shorts or sleeveless tops

to act in a mysterious or deceptive manner to mislead others; to play the fool or engage in trickery

informal or modest attire; to dress up simply or without much fanfare

to dress up in disguise to hide one's true identity; variant form

to make up; to dress up

to decorate or adorn; to dress up or disguise oneself; now more commonly written as [[装扮|裝扮|zhuang1 ban4]]

Simple or light style of dress; often refers to short-style traditional clothing or dressing up simply.

(variant form) to make oneself or a place look beautiful or stylish; to dress up or decorate nicely

Taiwanese term for children playing role-playing games such as family roles or imitating daily life activities; also referred to as [[过家家|過家家|guo4 jia1 jia1]] in Mainland China.

To put on makeup and dress up for a role in a theatrical performance.

to disguise oneself as someone weak or harmless in order to lull an opponent into letting their guard down and then defeat them

To play the role of the kind or lenient person in a conflict or negotiation, often in contrast with someone playing a harsher role. In mainland China, this is often called [[唱红脸|唱紅臉|chang4 hong2 lian3]].

drag queen; female impersonator

To dress or behave in a way that is stylish, trendy, or sophisticated; to pose as being cool.

To dress up or decorate in order to make someone or something look beautiful; primarily used in Cantonese-speaking regions

to play the role of the villain or the strict person in a strategy or situation, often in contrast to someone playing a more sympathetic role

a person's style of dress and overall appearance

the act of taking on a role and acting it out; role-playing or acting

role-playing game; RPG