an open excavation or trench made in the ground for a building's foundation

a sand-filled hazard on a golf course, also known as a sand trap

to cheat or deceive someone

a pit filled with fire or burning coals

to dig a hole in the ground

to trap, frame, or cause someone to suffer harm through deceitful or malicious means

a small pool of water on the ground, typically after rain

A pit or hole used for the collection of human waste; a cesspit.

horizontal or vertical passage used for mining purposes

full of pits and hollows; bumpy

Hang Hau (area in Hong Kong)

an excavation area or pit in the earth from which minerals are extracted

a hole, depression, or low-lying area in a surface

a pit or hole filled with mud

(idiom) to swindle, scam and deceive

A pit in the ground used as a toilet, typically found in rural or traditional settings.

bomb crater; shell crater; mine crater

meteorite impact crater

a hole, pit, or pothole in a surface such as the ground or a road

to burn the Confucian classics and bury alive the Confucian scholars (acts supposedly committed by the first emperor [[秦始皇|秦始皇|Qin2 Shi3 huang2]])

an archaeological pit containing funerary figures or terracotta warriors

to deceive or cheat someone, typically for financial or personal gain

a pit or hole in the ground, specifically one designed as a trap for catching animals or people

each person has their own specific position or job with no redundancy; one-to-one allocation of personnel to tasks

a bowl-shaped cavity, typically one caused by an impact or explosion

To occupy a position or resource without fulfilling its duties or making use of it, thereby preventing others from doing so.

existing or scattered in every possible location; in every nook and cranny

a pit dug for a tomb or burial

a pit into which sewage or liquid waste is discharged to seep into the ground

(mine) galleries and pits

the bottomless pit in the Bible, representing Hell or the abyss

Gukeng or Kukeng township in Yunlin County, Taiwan

Shenkeng township in New Taipei City, Taiwan

foxhole (military)

a deep hole or excavation in the ground.

several places in Taiwan, notably a scenic hilly area of Taichung

layer filled with rammed earth in a tomb pit (archeology)

shell crater; shell hole

to swindle

(vulgar slang) misleading, frustrating, or a total letdown

to execute by burying alive, especially in mass numbers in a historical context

a pit, hollow, or depression in the ground or terrain

(slang) (fig.) to court death; a pun derived from [[找死|找死|zhao3 si3]] (seeking death) being homophonous with [[照|照|zhao4]][[屎|屎|shi3]] (shining a light on excrement)

To free oneself from a life of torture, misery, or a situation likened to a living hell.

out of the frying pan into the fire (idiom)

to use a squat toilet or vacate one's bowels