brothers-in-law whose wives are sisters

lapel; front of a garment

endure; bear | [standard] 禁

bosom; breadth of mind

(noun) Brothers (whom wives are sisters)

single breasted (as in a suit)

single-breasted

be unable to stand being aggrevated

brothers-in-law whose wives are sisters

cardigan

a cardigan

a woman's costume, where the front bottoms come down not from armpit, but near the right chest

Pipa Jin, a type of cheongsam / mandarin gown for woman

said of an elderly person that cannot take the risk of being inactive, lest he or she die earlier

brooch [Syn] []心口針[國]胸針

in dire straits; in strained circumstances; unable to make both ends meet

tightening the lapels of the jacket would expose the elbows

your mother can't take a good fucking, an expression used to insult one's mother when cursing someone [colloquial]

double breasted (as in a suit)

looks good even after an extended period of time (i.e., some things/people look great for a while, but after a while, they are not that good looking after all)

a medal; a badge

narrow-minded, rigid or restricted in one’s views

boutonniere (a flower or small bunch of flowers worn in a buttonhole)

1. husbands of sisters 2. a male lover; a paramour

the name two or multiple male address each other if they have sexual relationship with the same woman (spoken)

of sth. to not go out of style; of sth. trendy to stand the test of time

(of clothes) bosom; front; lapel

mind; breadth of mind; aspiration | [synonym] 胸懷

(noun) 1. Generosity; 2. Broad-minded