to get changed; to change clothes
1.to equip2.to fit out3.to get ready (for a journey)4.to arrange (clothes) to be ready+1 条 to bundle up (one's possessions for a journey)
autumn clothing; autumn clothes
1.paperback2.plainly packaged3.opposite: 精装[jīng zhuāng]
to assemble (the finished product); final assembly
canned (food, coffee etc)
1.ship equipment2.to outfit a ship
to act like a pretentious prick
to prepare the dead body and place it in a coffin
1.to feign illness2.to malinger
1.to bag2.to fill (a bag)3.bagging
1.to install2.to fit (e.g. a light bulb)
1.pants (trousers, shorts etc)2.(Tw) pantsuit
1.to install; to fit2.to load goods (on ships etc)
Chinese tunic suit, a jacket style introduced by Sun Yat-sen 孙中山[sūn zhōng shān] and often worn by Mao Zedong
(linguistics) inverted sentence
(computing) installation package
matching outfit for couples
18.9 liter bottled water (5 gallons)
expenses for 治装[zhì zhuāng]
roll-on, roll-off ship (RORO ship); vessel designed to load and unload vehicles by driving them on and off
1.ornament2.ornamentation
传动装置傳動裝置 (automobile) transmission
1.fully armed2.armed to the teeth3.fig. fully equipped
(of a woman) to dress as a man (idiom)
室内装潢室內裝潢 interior decorating