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短袜 (duǎnwà) are typically worn in casual situations. They are often worn with shorts, skirts, or dresses, as they are shorter than regular socks and do not show when wearing these types of clothing. They are also often worn with sneakers or other types of casual shoes. In some cases, 短袜 (duǎnwà) may also be worn with sandals or other types of open-toed shoes.
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短袜 (duǎnwà) are a type of socks that are shorter in length compared to other types of socks. They typically cover the foot and ankle, but do not extend past the calf. The word 短 (duǎn) means "short" and 袜 (wà) means "socks", so the literal translation of 短袜 is "short socks".
One key difference between 短袜 and other types of socks is their length. Other types of socks, such as 长袜 (chángwà) or 长筒袜 (chángtǒngwà), are longer and can reach up to the knee or even higher. 短袜 are also different from 袜子 (wàzi), which is a more general term for socks and can refer to any type of socks regardless of length.
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