服

clothes (esp. Western clothes)

uniform

dissatisfaction

attire

Western-style clothes (cf. traditional Japanese clothes)

conquest (of a difficulty, illness, crisis, etc.)

clothes

Japanese clothes

penal servitude

ordinary clothes (i.e. non-uniform)

military uniform

taking medicine

clothing and accessories

a puff

conquest

clothing

cloth (for Japanese clothes)

sailor suit

accepting

cloth

yielding

obedience

going into mourning

formal dress

duty

admiration

embezzlement

Mao jacket

summer clothes

Chinese dress

swallowing a great amount of tea or medicine

internal use

oral vaccine

national uniform (such as mandated for Japanese males in 1940)

mourning clothes

male coming-of-age-ceremony

admiration and devotion

between-season wear

work clothes

uniform

work clothes

court dress

going on a date while wearing a school uniform

official uniform

ceremonial dress

party clothes

outer garment

temperature and flavor (of tea)

children's clothing

folk costume

re-enlistment

uniformed personnel

evening dress

school uniform

petitioning (an administration) for redress

tokkōfuku

school uniform

clothes worn by the nobility when attending Court

sailor's suit

women's clothing

to poison (someone)

to poison

silk pouch with drawstring for holding a tea caddy (tea ceremony)

school uniform

old clothes

insubordination

custom-made clothing

period of work

tokkōfuku

medicine taken internally

flight uniform

jockey's racing uniform

plainclothes police officer

spring clothing

fine clothing

plainclothes police officer

to put on clothes

civil disobedience

to have a smoke

tea prepared for the New Year with the first water of the year

admiration

babies' wear

qipao

to take (medicine)

maid dress

nurse uniform

unwilling to submit

overalls

to obey

traditional Korean clothing

uniform (for a profession)

no dress code

work clothes

autumn clothing

type of clothing

court dress

protective clothing

drug overdose

chemical protective clothing

clothing expenses

everyday clothes

civil disobedience movement

coming out of mourning

habit (garment worn by nuns, monks, friars, etc.)

riding habit

fashion plate

(Western) clothing store

ordinary clothes

dress code

hanbok (traditional Korean dress)

black suit

white clothes

wardrobe (esp. for Western clothes)

gym clothes

ready-made clothes

(combat) uniform

world conquest

Administrative Complaint Review Act

(Western) clothing store

to soil one's clothes

chasuble

everyday clothes

to go into mourning

to go into mourning

dust-preventive clothing

penal servitude

winter clothing

conqueror

accessories

absolute obedience

diving suit

a follower

space suit

awing into submission

Chinese dress

cap and uniform

poison suicide

prison uniform

clothing store

ball dress

great admiration

winter clothes

dog clothes

tea (coffee, cigarette) break

(light blue) overalls

clothing designed not to attract attention

simple or lightweight clothing

piece

vestments worn by priests and attendants (Shinto, Christian, etc.)

kimono fabrics shop