Cantonese · Jyutping
Mandarin · Pinyin
- qún
English
- skirt, apron, petticoat
- (bound form) skirt
- dress; skirt
粵語
- 兩隻腳穿落同一個筒嘅服裝（量詞：條）
Variants
Words containing 裙
- 短裙dyun2 kwan4
a mini-skirt
- 長裙coeng4 kwan4
long skirt; full-length skirt
- 圍裙wai4 kwan2
apron
- 底裙dai2 kwan4
noun; half slip, to be worn beneath a dress or skirt
- 裙褲kwan4 fu3
culottes; pantskirt
- 衫裙saam1 kwan4
(clothes) clothes and skirt; fashion (note: usually this term is used with other characters such as "日韓衫裙"= (noun) Japanese and Korean fashion; or "連衫裙" = (clothes) a one-piece dress)
- 裙子kwan4 zi2
skirt
- 裙褂kwan4 kwaa2
Chinese wedding gown
- 迷你裙mai4 nei5 kwan4
miniskirt
- 裙帶關係kwan4 daai3 gwaan1 hai6
(idiom) favoritism shown to sb because of the influence of the person's wife or other female relative
- 裙帶kwan4 daai2
waistband of a skirt
- 檯裙toi2 kwan4
tablecloth
- 裙底kwan4 dai2
the bottom of one's skirt
- 裙擺kwan4 baai2
variant of 裙襬|裙摆[qun2 bai3]
- 校裙haau6 kwan4
school dress/ school uniform dress
- 半截裙bun3 zit6 kwan4
skirt
- 摺裙zip3 kwan4
pleated skirt
- 連身裙lin4 san1 kwan4
a one piece dress
- 直身裙zik6 san1 kwan4
(noun) a straight skirt
- 褸裙lau1 kwan4
cape for children
- 裙腳仔kwan4 goek3 zai2
a mama's boy; a mummy's boy
- 裙腳妹kwan4 goek3 mui6
A spoiled girl who relies heavily on parents – similar to a mummy's boy (a more modern interpretation of the term); this term is traditionally used to refer to personal maids
- 鱉裙bit3 kwan4
the edible gelatinous fringe of a softshell turtle's carapace
- 褂裙kwaa2 kwan4
Chinese-style wedding costume