裙子
qúnzi
dress
In Chinese, '裙子' is used to represent the English word 'dress'. It is a common term for the style of garment traditionally worn by women and girls in the waist or shoulders, which may be one or two pieces. Contextually, it is important to recognize the cultural and social factors of the way it is used and it can refer to a casual or formal outfit for any occasion.
Example sentences using: 裙子
她穿着一条红色的裙子。
Tā chuānzhe yītiáo hóngsè de qúnzi.
She is wearing a red skirt.
The phrase describes how a girl is wearing a skirt and the color of the skirt is red.
我喜欢你的裙子。
Wǒ xǐhuān nǐ de qúnzi.
I like your skirt.
The phrase expresses one's liking towards another person's skirt.
裙子很合适你。
Qúnzi hěn héshì nǐ.
The skirt suits you well.
The sentence is complimenting how the skirt fits the person who is wearing it.
裙子在哪里？
Qúnzi zài nǎlǐ?
Where is the skirt?
The sentence is asking about the location of the skirt.
请把裙子放回衣柜。
Qǐng bǎ qúnzi fàng huí yīguì.
Please put the skirt back in the wardrobe.
The sentence is a polite request asking someone to put the skirt back into the wardrobe.
我想买一条新的裙子。
Wǒ xiǎng mǎi yītiáo xīn de qúnzi.
I want to buy a new skirt.
The sentence is expressing a person's intention to buy a new skirt.
这条裙子太长了。
Zhè tiáo qúnzi tài cháng le.
This skirt is too long.
The sentence is commenting that the skirt is excessively long.
她的裙子是绿色的。
Tā de qúnzi shì lǜsè de.
Her skirt is green.
The sentence describes the color of a girl's skirt- it's green.
裙子有一个口袋。
Qúnzi yǒu yīgè kǒudài.
The skirt has a pocket.
The sentence is stating that the skirt has a pocket.
裙子卖完了。
Qúnzi mài wán le.
The skirts are sold out.
The sentence informs that the skirts have been sold out and none are left.