zhíduō

直裰

Word · Noun

monk's robe; cassock

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

noun

long robe with large collar worn by Buddhist monks and Taoist priests

Refers specifically to the traditional loose-fitting garment with a straight collar worn by religious clergy in China. Distinguished from the patchwork kasaya (袈裟).

Nà那
wèi位
lǎo老
hé和
shang尚
chuān穿
zhe着
yī一
jiàn件
huī灰
sè色
de的
zhí直
duō裰
 。

That old monk is wearing a gray cassock.

Zhí直
duō裰
shì是
sēng僧
dào道
cháng常
chuān穿
de的
fú服
zhuāng装
 。

The zhiduo is a garment commonly worn by monks and priests.

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Tā他
cóng从
xiǎo小
chū出
jiā家
 ,
yī一
zhí直
chuān穿
zhe着
zhí直
duō裰
 。

He became a monk at a young age and has always worn the zhiduo.

Zhè这
jiàn件
zhí直
duō裰
shì是
yòng用
cū粗
mián棉
bù布
zuò做
de的
 。

This zhiduo is made of coarse cotton cloth.