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[粵] ji1 | [國] yi1 [1] [n] clothing; clothes; garment; dress [2] [n] coating; covering; membrane [3] [n] (human) placenta [粵] ji3 | [國] yi4 [v] [literary] wear; clothe; be dressed in Default PoS: Additional PoS: Stroke count: 6
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This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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連帽衣 lin4 mou6*2 ji1 = hooded shirt; hoodie; shirt with attached hood. 衣櫃 ji1 gwai6 = wardrobe 睡衣 seoi6 ji1 = pajama 衣服 ji1 fuk6 = clothes 洗衣機 sai2 ji1 gei1 = washing machine 上衣 soeng6 ji1 = upper garment; jacket 國 雨衣 jyu5 ji1 = raincoat 衣裳 ji1 soeng4 = clothes 毛線衣 mou4 sin3 ji1 = sweater; jumper 襯衣 can3 ji1 = shirt 外衣 ngoi6 ji1 = outer clothing; outward appearance 大衣 daai6 ji1 = overcoat; cloak 青衣 cing1 ji1; ceng1 ji1 = Tsing Yi; blackspot tuskfish 衣料 ji1 liu6*2 = coating 衣夾 ji1 gaap3*2 = a clothes-peg; a clothespin 衣架 ji1 gaa3*2 = clothes-hanger, clothes rack 壽衣 sau6 ji1 = burial clothes 脫衣舞 tyut3 ji1 mou5 = striptease, stripteaser 衣著 ji1 zoek3 = dress; dressing 乾衣機 gon1 ji1 gei1 = drying machine; home dryer 內衣 noi6 ji1 = underclothes; underwear 女士內衣 neoi5 si6 noi6 ji1 = lingerie 改衣 goi2 ji1 = reform 泳衣 wing6 ji1 = swimwear 衣物柔順劑 ji1 mat6 jau4 seon6 zai1 = fabric softener 毛衣 mou4 ji1 = woolen jumper; sweater 游泳衣 jau4 wing6 ji1 = swimsuit; bathing suit 胎衣 toi1 ji1 = placenta, afterbirth 蓑衣 so1 ji1 = a raincoat made of various kinds of leaves, hemp, etc. 衣車 ji1 ce1 = a sewing machine 球衣 kau4 ji1 = a jacket for different games (as tennis, etc.) 馬騮衣 maa5 lau4*1 ji1 = monkey suit (poorly fitting clothes) 粵 風衣 fung1 ji1 = wind breaker 女車衣 neoi5 ce1 ji1 = seamstress 運動衣 wan6 dung6 ji1 = ball shirt 洗衣粉 sai2 ji1 fan2 = washing powder; laundry detergent 穿衣 cyun1 ji1 = to wear clothes 國 便衣 bin6 ji1 = civilian clothes, civvies; plain clothes; plainclothesman; plain clothes detective 便衣刑警 bin6 ji1 jing4 ging2 = plain-clothes man 內衣褲 noi6 ji1 fu3 = underwear 浴衣 juk6 ji1 = bathrobe 女用內衣 neoi5 jung6 noi6 ji1 = chemise 穿衣的 cyun1 ji1 dik1 = [adj] clad 國 救生衣 gau3 saang1 ji1 = life jacket 性感的泳衣 sing3 gam2 dik1 wing6 ji1 = skimpy swimsuits 比堅尼泳衣 bei2 gin1 nei4 wing6 ji1 = a bikini 三點式泳衣 saam1 dim2 sik1 wing6 ji1 = a bikini (lit., "three points style bathing suit") 綠衣 luk6 ji1 = slang for a police officer 粵 睡衣店 seoi6 ji1 dim3 = a pajamas shop; a pyjamas shop 泳衣店 wing6 ji1 dim3 = a swimwear shop 女性內衣店 neoi5 sing3 noi6 ji1 dim3 = (women's) underwear and lingerie shop 披衣 pei1 ji1 = to wear clothes 洗衣館 sai2 ji1 gun2 = a laundromat, a laundry, the cleaners 國 脫衣舞娘 tyut3 ji1 mou5 noeng4 = striptease dancer 脫衣舞女 tyut3 ji1 mou5 neoi5 = striptease dancer 衛衣 wai6 ji1 = [n] a trainer (clothing like a sweatjacket) 紙札衣 zi2 zaat3 ji1 = [n] papier mache clothes (in funerals) 金銀衣紙 gam1 ngan4 ji1 zi2 = joss paper 衣裙 ji1 kwan4 = a dress; women's clothing 粵 更衣室 gang1 ji1 sat1 = changing room; locker room 緊身衣 gan2 san1 ji1 = tights, a leotard 乞衣 hat1 ji1 = variant of 乞兒 粵 椰衣 je4 ji1 = coconut husk 便衣人員 bin6 ji1 jan4 jyun4 = plain-clothes officer (common formation) 羽衣 jyu5 ji1 = plumage (lit., "feather garments") 囚衣 cau4 ji1 = prison clothes 搓衣板 co1 ji1 baan2 = a scrubbing board; washboard 更衣 gang1 ji1 = change one's clothes 衣領 ji1 leng5 = collar; neck 天衣無縫 tin1 ji1 mou4 fung4 = a seamless heavenly robe (no seams = flawless) 二合一洗衣乾衣機 ji6 hap6 jat1 sai2 ji1 gon1 ji1 gei1 = two-in-one washer and dryer; a washer/dryer combo (common formation) 食衣住行育樂 sik6 ji1 zyu6 hang4 juk6 ngok6 = the necessities of life (food, clothing, housing, transportation, education, and entertainment) 金縷衣 gam1 leoi5 ji1 = gold-threaded jade burial clothes; a jade burial suit 打毛衣 daa2 mou4 ji1 = to knit a sweater 國 洗衣房 sai2 ji1 fong4 = laundry room 連衣裙 lin4 ji1 kwan4 = a one piece dress 便衣警察 bin6 ji1 ging2 caat3 = plain-clothes policeman 貼身衣 tip3 san1 ji1 = next-to-skin clothing 衣不蔽體 ji1 bat1 bai3 tai2 = be wearing nothing bu rags; be half-naked 衣衫襤褸 ji1 saam1 laam4 leoi5 = be dressed in rags; be dressed shabily 穿衣服 cyun1 ji1 fuk6 = to wear clothes 禮衣邊 lai5 ji1 bin1 = Kangxi radical 145 (clothing) (衤) 粵 衣字旁 ji1 zi6 pong4 = Kangxi radical 145 (clothing) (衤) 衣字邊 ji1 zi6 bin1 = Kangxi radical 145 (clothing) (衤) 粵 洗衣店 sai2 ji1 dim3 = a laundromat; a laundry shop 皮衣 pei4 ji1 = fur clothing, leather clothing 豐衣足食 fung1 ji1 zuk1 sik6 = to have an abundance of the essentials like food and clothing; to lack nothing 小雨衣 siu2 jyu5 ji1 = condom 苔衣 toi4 ji1 = a spread of lichens; a priest's robe 寬衣 fun1 yi1 = to remove one's clothes; to take one's clothes off 熨衣板 tong3 ji1 baan2 = iron board 燙衣板 tong3 ji1 baan2 = iron board 試衣室 si3 ji1 sat1 = fitting room, changing room 衣食住行 ji1 sik6 zyu6 hang4 = the bare necessities of everyday life 製衣 zai3 ji1 = manufacture clothes 衣飾 ji1 sik1 = clothes and ornaments 晨衣 san4 ji1 = dressing gown, morning gown 車衣 ce1 ji1 = sewing with a sewing machine 衣袖 ji1 zau6 = sleeve of a garment 糖衣 tong4 ji1 = sugar coating; icing 衣索比亞 ji1 sok3 bei2 aa3 = Ethiopia 地衣 dei6 ji1 = lichen 勝家衣車有限公司 sing3 gaa1 ji1 ce1 jau5 haan6 gung1 si1 = Singer company 薰衣草 fan1 ji1 cou2 = lavender 衣錦還鄉 ji3 gam2 waan4 hoeng1 = to have a glorious homecoming 深衣 sam1 ji1 = shenyi 先敬羅衣後敬人 sin1 ging3 lo4 ji1 hau6 ging3 jan4 = fine clothes open all doors 青衣路 cing1 ji1 lou6 = Tsing Yi Road 青衣西路 cing1 ji1 sai1 lou6 = Tsing Yi Road West |
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四月尾忽然間落場大雪,真係「未食五月粽,寒衣唔入籠」! 粵
It suddenly snowed during the end of April. "Until it's time to eat Dragon Boat Festival's dumplings, don't put away your warm clothes," as they say! [未食五月粽寒衣唔入籠 is a Cantonese saying. There are variations used by Mandarin and other dialects.] Legend 國 : This term is used in Mandarin/Standard written Chinese, not Cantonese. 粵 : This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. No icon: This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |