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Hi, Thank you for the comment!
We have added the suggested phrase to our dictionary: 人是衣裳，马是鞍。
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1. 服装 (fúzhuāng) - This word refers to clothing in general, including both outerwear and undergarments. It can also be used to describe a particular style or fashion.
2. 衣服 (yīfu) - This is a more common and colloquial term for clothing. It can also refer to a single piece of clothing, such as a shirt or dress.
3. 衣物 (yīwù) - This word is a more general term for clothing and can also refer to fabric or textiles.
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There are a few situations where it may be inappropriate to use the word "衣裳" (yīshang):
1. In formal or professional settings: In formal or professional settings, it may be more appropriate to use the word "服装" (fúzhuāng) or "服饰" (fúshì) to refer to clothing, as these words are more formal and commonly used in these contexts.
2. When referring to specific types of clothing: While "衣裳" can be used as a general term for clothing, it may be more appropriate to use more specific words when referring to certain types of clothing, such as "衬衫" (chènshān) for shirt, "裤子" (kùzi) for pants, or "裙子" (qúnzi) for skirt.
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