制服 | Chinese meaning

制服【zhì fú】

HSK 7-9

to subdue
to check
to bring under control
(in former times) what one is allowed to wear depending on social status
uniform (army, party, school etc)
livery (for company employees)
CL:套[tao4]

Generated definitions (experimental)

to subdue

This meaning refers to the act of bringing someone or something under control, often by force or authority.

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The police subdued the rioters.

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They worked hard to subdue the situation.

to check

This meaning implies the action of controlling or restraining something, typically to prevent it from escalating.

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They must check the spread of the wildfire.

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It is necessary to check these issues in a timely manner.

to bring under control

This usage indicates the process of managing or regulating something that is out of control or chaotic.

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We need to bring the situation under control as soon as possible.

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They are working hard to control the traffic flow.

(in former times) what one is allowed to wear depending on social status

This meaning references historical or cultural practices related to dress codes that reflected social hierarchies.

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The clothing system in ancient times reflected social status.

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The dress code at that time was strict.

uniform (army, party, school etc)

This meaning describes a standardized outfit worn by members of an organization, such as military or educational institutions.

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The school requires students to wear uniforms.

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He is wearing the army uniform.

livery (for company employees)

This refers to a specific type of uniform worn by employees of certain companies, especially in service industries.

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Their employees wear company-specific livery.

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The restaurant staff wear matching livery.

Generated collocations (experimental)

(zhìfú)to subdueto subdue crimemedical uniformschool uniformmilitary uniformpolice uniformuniform requirementsuniform policystandardized uniformuniform dress codepilot uniformto wear a uniformnon-uniformprofessional uniformuniform design