长 袍 cháng páo chang pao (traditional Chinese men's robe) / gown / robe / CL:件[jian4] 袢 robe 外 袍 wài páo robe 礼 服 lǐ fú ceremonial robe / formal attire (dinner suit, evening gown etc) 战 袍 zhàn páo (old) combat robe / soldier's uniform / (sports) team jersey / team shirt 道 袍 dào páo Taoist robe / traditional men's gown 龙 袍 lóng páo dragon robe / emperor's court dress 法 衣 fǎ yī robe of a Buddhist priest / ceremonial garment of a Daoist priest / robe of a judge, nun, priest etc / cassock / vestment 蟒 袍 mǎng páo official robe worn by ministers during the Ming 明 / (1368-1644) and Qing 清 / (1644-1911) dynasties 罩 袍 zhào páo Chinese-style long robe worn as outermost garment / burqa 袁 long robe (old) 袄 coat / jacket / short and lined coat or robe 衹 robe of a Buddhist monk or nun 袂 sleeve of a robe 衩 slit on either side of robe 裟 Buddhist monk's robe 袈 Buddhist monk's robe 衮 imperial robe 断 袖 之 癖 duàn xiù zhī pǐ lit. cut sleeve (idiom) / fig. euphemism for homosexuality, originating from History of Western Han 漢書|汉书: emperor Han Aidi (real name Liu Xin) was in bed with his lover Dong Xian, and had to attend a court audience that morning. Not wishing to awaken Dong Xian, who was sleeping with his head resting on the emperor's long robe sleeve, Aidi used a knife to cut off the lower half of his sleeve. 襴 gown or robe 紽 braid on a robe 襭 carry with the front of a robe 柘 袍 zhè páo imperial yellow robe 直 掇 zhí duō a kind of a robe 直 敪 zhí duō a kind of a robe 直 裰 zhí duō everyday robe worn at home in ancient times / robe worn by priests, monks and scholars 袄 子 ǎo zi coat / jacket / short and lined coat or robe 割 袍 断 义 gē páo duàn yì to rip one's robe as a sign of repudiating a sworn brotherhood (idiom) / to break all friendly ties
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