shirt; blouse; a Western-style top worn either under a suit or as a standalone garment

shirt; blouse; upper garment worn under a jacket or as an outer layer

to serve as a foil to or highlight something; to use one thing to make another stand out or suggest a quality (e.g., a background highlighting an object or clothing highlighting temperament)

To set off or enhance through contrast; to serve as a foil to something else.

To enhance by contrast; to serve as a background or prop in order to make a main subject stand out more prominently.

pad or liner placed between two objects to prevent wear, insulate against heat, or provide reinforcement

underpants; underdrawers

lining; the inner layer of a garment or item, often added for warmth, thickness, or stiffness

To use opposite people or things to highlight the qualities of something; to serve as a foil to

A base or foundation layer, such as a supporting surface in electronics or material science

The interior wall of a smelting furnace, typically constructed from fire-resistant materials.

underskirt or thin skirt worn under a dress or cheongsam

cloth used for lining or padding garments, typically inside collars, shoulders, or waistbands; crinoline

to set off or serve as a background to make something else stand out; to contrast with and enhance through reflection

The sheet of paper glued to the inside of the front or back cover of a book.

to help; to assist financially or with one's physical efforts; used often in regional dialects

paper used as a lining or backing to make something flat or thick, such as the paper behind a picture or photograph in a frame

To add syllables to a poem (such as [[词|詞|ci2]]) or song beyond the standard metrical requirements

a scene or background that serves to set off or enhance a main feature; a foil

cloth scraps or old rags used for patching clothes or making shoe pads

(bound form) the material used inside a collar to stiffen or reinforce it

to set off by contrast; to highlight a main subject by providing a background or foil

(machinery) an axle bushing; a cylindrical lining used to reduce friction inside a machine part

lining of a garment, container, or engineering component

woman's blouse or shirt

To set each other off or serve as a foil to one another; to create a contrast that highlights the qualities of both sides.

to accompany a coffin to its burial place

(typography) a font style that does not have small decorative lines or strokes at the ends of its characters

coffin containing a corpse

to contrast or set off one another; to go well together or be a good match

lining or liner inside clothing or other objects, often used to prevent stains or provide padding

something used to highlight or set off the quality of another thing by contrast

Material placed between the outer fabric and the inner lining of a garment, typically made of coarse linen or thin silk

Small line attached to the end of a stroke in a letter or symbol in typography

gifts or money donated to a Buddhist temple or given to monks as an offering

padding or protective material used in packing cases

The pages at the beginning or end of a book that connect the cover to the inside pages, also known as flyleaf; they help protect the inner pages and strengthen the binding.