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丰衣足食
fēng yī zú shí
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having ample food and clothing (idiom); well fed and clothed
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囚衣
qiú yī
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prison uniform
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衣钵
yī bō
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the cassock and alms bowl of a Buddhist master passed on to the favorite disciple (Buddhism);
legacy;
mantle
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寿衣
shòu yī
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burial clothes
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法衣
fǎ yī
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robe of a Buddhist priest;
ceremonial garment of a Daoist priest;
robe of a judge, nun, priest etc;
cassock;
vestment
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衣食住行
yī shí zhù xíng
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clothing, food, housing and transport (idiom); people's basic needs
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衣饰
yī shì
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clothes and ornaments
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布衣
bù yī
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plain cotton clothing;
(literary) the common people
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衣锦还乡
yì jǐn huán xiāng
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to come back to one's hometown in silken robes (idiom); to return in glory
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白衣天使
bái yī tiān shǐ
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"angel in white" (laudatory term for a nurse)
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血衣
xuè yī
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bloody garment
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肠衣
cháng yī
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sausage casing
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衣兜
yī dōu
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pocket
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冬衣
dōng yī
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winter clothes
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短衣
duǎn yī
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short garment;
short jacket
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缝衣针
féng yī zhēn
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sewing needle
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衣扣
yī kòu
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button
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棉衣
mián yī
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cotton-padded clothes;
CL:件[jian4]
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节衣缩食
jié yī suō shí
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to save on food and clothing (idiom); to live frugally
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糖衣炮弹
táng yī pào dàn
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sugar-coated bullets, term used by Mao (originally in 1949) to refer to corrupting bourgeois influences
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缺衣少食
quē yī shǎo shí
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short of food and clothing;
destitute
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衣不蔽体
yī bù bì tǐ
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lit. clothes not covering the body (idiom);
fig. poverty-stricken
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衣夹
yī jiā
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clothespin;
clothes peg
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衣襟
yī jīn
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the front piece(s) of a Chinese jacket;
lapel
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衣角
yī jiǎo
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corner of the lower hem of a jacket etc
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