I went to buy new clothes.
This store carries women's clothing.
counter for doses, puffs, gulps
Used as a counter for doses of medicine, puffs of a cigarette, gulps of tea, etc. Often written in kana as ふく in this sense.
Please take this medicine three times a day.
I had a puff of a cigarette.
As soon as I got home, I took off my clothes.
I had a headache, so I took a dose of medicine.
I changed my clothes after exercising.
服装 describes one's overall style or manner of dress, while 服 is the plain everyday word for the clothes themselves.
服 is the general, all-purpose word for clothes regardless of style, while 洋服 specifically means Western-style clothing.
服 is the most common, casual word for clothes, whereas 被服 sounds stiff and bureaucratic and appears mainly in official documents.
服 is the plain, everyday word for clothes, whereas 衣料品 is a formal term used in business, retail, and statistical contexts.
服 is the plain, everyday word for clothes that anyone wears, whereas アパレル sounds more trendy and is used to talk about clothing as a business or product category.
conquest; subjugation · overcoming; conquering; mastery
overcoming; conquering; surmounting
clothes; clothing; garments
sailor suit; middy uniform · sailor-style school uniform; two-piece school uniform
taking medicine; dosing
ordinary clothes; plain clothes; casual wear · plainclothes police officer
obedience; submission; resignation
a puff; a smoke; a cup of tea · short rest; break · one dose (of medicine or poison) · brief lull (in stock market)
military uniform
Japanese clothes; kimono
serving time in prison; penal servitude · military service · forced labor; compulsory service
kimono fabric; Japanese clothing textiles · silk fabrics
dissatisfaction; discontent; disapproval; objection
clothing and accessories; attire; dress
yielding; submission; surrender
summer clothes; summer wear; summer uniform
mourning clothes; mourning attire
admiration; being deeply impressed
obey; submit to; yield to; accept; abide by · serve (a sentence, in the army, etc.) · go into mourning; observe mourning · take (medicine, poison); drink (tea)
formal dress; ceremonial dress
embezzlement; misappropriation; pocketing · dressing oneself; putting on clothes
internal use; oral administration
taking medicine; medication
duty; public service
great admiration; deep respect
obey; submit to; yield to; accept; abide by · serve (a sentence, in the army, etc.) · go into mourning; observe mourning · take (medicine, poison); drink (tea)
clothing; garments; apparel