配戴

pèidài
  1. to put on
  2. to wear (mouthguard, contact lenses, hearing aid etc)

CEDICT

  1. alternative form of 佩戴 (pèidài, “to wear; to put on”)
  2. to wear as an accessory

Wiktionary

搭配佩戴。

重編國語辭典

Entry Composition

1 配 pèi
  1. to join
  2. to fit
  3. to mate
  4. to mix
  5. to match
  6. to deserve
  7. to make up (a prescription)
  8. to allocate
2 戴 dài
  1. to put on or wear (glasses, hat, gloves etc)
  2. to respect
  3. to bear
  4. to support

Related entries

戴上 dàishang to put on (hat etc)
戴上你的帽子。

Put your hat on.

Source: Tatoeba

穿上 chuānshang to put on (clothes etc)
穿上衣服！

Dress up!

Source: Tatoeba

穿回 chuānhuí
  1. to put on (clothes)
  2. to put (clothes) back on
上身 shàngshēn
  1. upper part of the body
  2. to put on (clothes on the upper body)
  3. (of a spirit, disease, misfortune etc) to afflict one; to possess one
他上身长得呈倒三角形，站在那里看上去特帅！

His upper body looks like it has the shape of an inverted triangle; standing there, he seems extremely handsome!

Source: Tatoeba

穿 chuān
  1. to wear
  2. to put on
  3. to dress
  4. to bore through
  5. to pierce
  6. to perforate
  7. to penetrate
  8. to pass through
  9. to thread
穿絲襪！

Wear silk socks!

Source: Tatoeba

演出 yǎnchū
  1. to act (in a play)
  2. to perform
  3. to put on (a performance)
  4. performance
  5. concert
  6. show

classifiers: 場, 次

我今天去看演出了

I went to see a show today.

Source: Tatoeba

衣 yì
  1. to dress
  2. to wear
  3. to put on (clothes)
您最好在外衣里穿一件套衫。

You'd better wear a sweater under your jacket.

Source: Tatoeba

扮 bàn
  1. to disguise oneself as
  2. to dress up
  3. to play (a role)
  4. to put on (an expression)
登 dēng
  1. to scale (a height)
  2. to ascend
  3. to mount
  4. to publish or record
  5. to enter (e.g. in a register)
  6. to press down with the foot
  7. to step or tread on
  8. to put on (shoes or trousers) (dialect)
  9. to be gathered and taken to the threshing ground (old)
我一直想登富士山。

I've always wanted to climb Mt. Fuji.

Source: Tatoeba

佩带 pèidài
  1. to wear (as accessories)
  2. carry at the waist
佩戴 pèidài to wear (as an accessory: jewelry, pedometer, ID card etc)
这两个男孩，一个14岁、一个16岁，都穿着军队制服，衣袖上佩戴着镶金色蕾丝边的中士袖章。

The two boys, aged respectively fourteen and sixteen, were dressed in the army uniform, and wore gold-lace sergeant's chevrons upon their sleeves.

Source: Tatoeba

着 zhuó
  1. to wear (clothes)
  2. to contact
  3. to use
  4. to apply
看着我

Look at me.

Watch me.

Source: Tatoeba

身穿 shēnchuān to wear (a garment)
你這身穿著讓人無法抗拒。

You're irresistible in this dress.

Source: Tatoeba

身着 shēnzhuó to wear
女士们身着晚礼服。

The ladies were in evening dress.

Source: Tatoeba

面带 miàndài to wear (on one's face)
他面帶笑容。

He had a smile on his face.

Source: Tatoeba

佩 pèi
  1. to respect
  2. to wear (belt etc)
佩蓉，你那份報告可以借我參考一下嗎？

Pei-rong, can I take a look at your report for reference?

Source: Tatoeba

面露 miànlù
  1. to look (tired, pleased etc)
  2. to wear (a smile, a puzzled expression etc)
披挂 pīguà
  1. to put on a suit of armor
  2. to put on dress
  3. to wear
掼 guàn
  1. to fling
  2. to fall
  3. to wear
带 dài
  1. band
  2. belt
  3. girdle
  4. ribbon
  5. tire
  6. area
  7. zone
  8. region
  9. to wear
  10. to carry
  11. to take along
  12. to bear (i.e. to have)
  13. to lead
  14. to bring
  15. to look after
  16. to raise

classifier: 條

帶鑰匙來。

Bring the key.

Source: Tatoeba