wear; put on; be dressed in

penetrate; pierce through

pass/go through; cross

through (used after a verb)

pangolin; scaly ant-eater

see through sth; understand the true nature or character of sb

to see through (a trick or a facade)

to wear; wearing; [粵] 著 zoek3

persistent effort overcomes any difficulty (lit., "dripping water wears away stone")

insert; weave in; intersperse

alternate; do sth by turns

to let a secret out (fail in covering up sth)

(slang) fail to cover up a secret; to let a secret out; to have a secret exposed

(Lit. no hole, nothing broken) [Var.] 無穿無爛

everything is okay; still in good condition

still in one piece; everything is OK

to expose; to uncover

having no money (lit, "having a hole in one's trousers")

some day one will be successful

one will become successful one day

to wear clothes; to put on a shirt; to put on a dress [Syn.] 穿衣服 [粵]: 着衫 , 著衫

to embezzle funds (shortened form of 穿櫃桶底)

a needle threader (device to aid in threading a needle)

to sport a hole; to have a hole

to bore/make a hole; to pierce; to puncture [] Mand.: 穿孔, 破

a hole that appears in an object due to the effect of wear and tear; (something is) holed

food and clothing

wait a long time

to wait forever, eagerly hoping to see the relatives and family who are far away

perforated paper tape; punched paper tape; punched tape

the clothes one wears; one's choice of clothing [also]衣著

keep gazing longingly till one's eyes are strained

look forward with eager anticipation; anxiously await; hanker after; all agog

(idiom) to be without food and clothing; be very poor

still in good condition

pass through; cross; cut/travel across

(Chinese radical) in a component form "忄"

to reveal; to expose

to see through (a trick or facade)