Usage of the character 袍
páo
袍
[袍]
- gown (lined)
shuìpáo
睡袍
[睡袍]
- nightgown
mǎngpáo
蟒袍
[蟒袍]
- official robe worn by ministers during the Ming 明 (1368-1644) and Qing 清 (1644-1911) dynasties
páozi
袍子
[袍子]
- Chinese-style gown
qípáo
旗袍
[旗袍]
- Chinese-style dress
- cheongsam
páozé
袍泽
[袍澤]
- fellow soldier
chángpáo
长袍
[長袍]
- chang pao (traditional Chinese men's robe)
- gown
- robe
- CL:件 (jiàn)
dàopáo
道袍
[道袍]
- Taoist robe
- traditional men's gown
zhànpáo
战袍
[戰袍]
- (old) combat robe
- soldier's uniform
- (sports) team jersey
- team shirt
yùpáo
浴袍
[浴袍]
- bathrobe
zhàopáo
罩袍
[罩袍]
- Chinese-style long robe worn as outermost garment
- burqa
zǐpáo
紫袍
[紫袍]
- purple qipao gown, the sign of an official position
zhèpáo
柘袍
[柘袍]
- imperial yellow robe
pípáo
皮袍
[皮袍]
- fur-lined changpao 長袍／长袍 (chángpáo)
lóngpáo
龙袍
[龍袍]
- dragon robe
- emperor's court dress
tóngpáo
同袍
[同袍]
- fellow soldier
- comrade
- companion
- intimate friend
wàipáo
外袍
[外袍]
- robe
dàhóngpáo
大红袍
[大紅袍]
- an expensive type of oolong tea
chóngpīzhànpáo
重披战袍
[重披戰袍]
- (fig.) to re-enter the fray; to return to a field of activity after a period of absence
gēpáoduànyì
割袍断义
[割袍斷義]
- to rip one's robe as a sign of repudiating a sworn brotherhood (idiom)
- to break all friendly ties
huángpáojiāshēn
黄袍加身
[黃袍加身]
- lit. to take the yellow gown (idiom)
- fig. to be made emperor
- to take the crown