T-shirt [colloquial]

medium sized garment [colloquial]

clothing

not wearing any clothes

not wearing clothes

a sweater; a woollen jumper

to strip, to take off clothes

a car coat (loanword) [written and colloquial]

what clothes

Tangzhuang, a Chinese clothing style originated from Qing Dynasty

space suit

sweater

noun; cardigan

(n.) an undershirt, generally it refers to any sweat shirt or sleeveless shirt that is worn underneath dress shirts.

noun; underwear

T-shirt

to follow, go along; to depend on one's network to achieve a goal

changing of clothes

to be soaked through; to get wet [colloquial]

two people wearing the same outfit by coincidence, causing embarrassment at social events

new clothes

to hang the laundry on a pole to dry

to hang the laundry out to dry in the sun

sweaters; pullovers

sport shirt

everyday casual wear

washing the clothes

scrubbing board for washing the clothes; an expression to describe a flat-chested woman

laundry soap

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