| 偏袒 | piān tǎn | to bare one shoulder; (fig.) to side with; to discriminate in favor of | |
| 袒护 | tǎn hù | to shield (a miscreant) from punishment, criticism etc; to take sb's side | |
| 袒露 | tǎn lù | to expose; to bare | |
| 左袒 | zuǒ tǎn | to take sides with; to be partial to; to be biased; to favor one side | |
| 袒胸露臂 | tǎn xiōng lù bì | having a low neckline (idiom) |
| 1 | Oh, and most importantly, don't let old men wrestle two topless chicks in a pool filled with K-Y Jelly. Not unless you're prepared to sing at a funeral. | |
| 2 | How may this be, unless you first lay open to him the wound or trouble in your soul? | |
| 3 | In fact, people spend lots of money buying photos and videos of women with exposed breasts. | |
| 4 | A law stating that in Liverpool, only a clerk in a tropical fish store is allowed to be publicly topless, was also ridiculous, said the poll. | |
| 5 | Illustrations and advertisements from the period show ample bosoms but big breasts IRL ("in real life") were still shameful. |
