key for opening a lock

spoon used for drinking soup or as a tablespoon; also called [[调羹|調羹|tiao2 geng1]] or [[羹匙|羹匙|geng1 chi2]]

measure word for the amount held by a teaspoon

a key made of gold; also refers to a magical key in fairy tales used to open treasure houses

Instrument used for opening a lock; also referred to as [[钥匙|鑰匙|yao4 shi5]].

a metal ring or split ring for holding keys together

keychain; key ring

spoon; a small utensil used for scooping soup or small items

(idiom) there is a different solution for each problem; specific problems should be solved with specific methods based on the circumstances

A spoon used for eating soup or serving food; tablespoon.

one spoonful; a spoon's worth of something

a key designed to open many different locks; a skeleton key or passkey

skeleton key or master key capable of opening many different locks

the public key used in computer cryptography and data encryption

serving utensils, specifically chopsticks and spoons, provided for shared use in communal dining to ensure hygiene and prevent the spread of disease; common in Taiwan

deflagrating spoon; combustion spoon

private key used in encryption; the secret half of a key pair used to decrypt data

To make a spare key or a duplicate of an existing key.

key; erhua form of [[钥匙|鑰匙|yao4 shi5]]

a child who returns from school to an empty house because their parents are at work and who carries their own house key

keycard; electronic card used as a key for a door lock

A small ring, usually made of metal, used to hold keys together.

a spoon or paddle specifically used for serving cooked rice

The Chinese cobra (Naja atra), a highly venomous species of cobra found in Taiwan and southern China, named for its hood which resembles a rice spoon; also sometimes used for the Taiwan habu (Trimeresurus gracilis) in specific contexts