the international championship tournament itself

To drink a toast; to finish the liquid in one's glass; literally "dry cup".

small container for drinking liquids; cup; glass; mug

trophy cup; prize cup given to a winner in a competition

The Asian Cup, a quadrennial international association football tournament; also used loosely to refer to other continental sports competitions held among Asian nations (e.g. basketball, volleyball) or the Asian Games

wine glass or cup; stoup

cup for drinking tea; also used generally for any water cup or mug

[abbreviation] soccer association cup; specifically refers to the Chinese Football Association Cup

To raise one's glass to propose or drink a toast to someone.

a cup made of gold, especially a gold trophy awarded to the winner of a competition

glass cup; drinking glass; tumbler

literally a cup of water to put out a burning cart of firewood; describes a tiny effort or amount that is useless against a huge problem

thermal insulation cup or bottle designed to keep liquids at their original temperature for a long period

Davis Cup; the premier international team event in men's tennis

to hold up a trophy; to win a competition or championship title

to take a share of the profits or spoils; to get a piece of the action. This phrase originally refers to a story from the Han Dynasty where Liu Bang defied a threat to have his father cooked into a soup.

Super Cup (used for various sports championships) or the Super Bowl (American football championship game)

A glass vessel used in laboratories for heating reagents or preparing chemical solutions, usually featuring a small notch in the rim for pouring liquids.

Thomas Cup; the world men's team championship in badminton

instant noodles sold in a paper or plastic cup that can be prepared by simply adding hot water

to clink glasses or cups together before drinking as a gesture of celebration or greeting

a wine glass or goblet with a long thin stem, commonly used for drinking wine or champagne

to be excessively fond of drinking; to drink too much alcohol

a small mat placed under a cup or glass to protect the surface of a table

Traditional wedding custom where the bride and groom exchange and drink from wine cups, often with the cups tied together by a red thread or with arms interlocked; nuptial cup exchange

A wine cup crafted from high-quality jade, traditionally believed to glow at night; famously featured in Tang Dynasty literature

measuring cup or graduated measuring cylinder used for measuring the volume of liquids; usually made of glass or plastic and marked with scale lines

silver cup; a cup made of silver

Used to express that everything is enjoyable when one is together with a bosom friend; when you are with close friends, you can let your hair down.

cups and glassware; also used figuratively to refer to alcoholic drinks

cups and dishes scattered in complete disorder; describes the cluttered remains of a table after a feast or drinking party

Literally "to see the reflection of a bow in a cup as a snake"; used to describe being jittery or suffering from groundless fears and unnecessary suspicions.

(literary) the contents of the cup; a figurative name for alcoholic drinks, especially wine or liquor

the scene of guests toasting each other and drinking together at a banquet; used to describe a lively or festive atmosphere at a dinner party

(idiom) to be addicted to drinking; to have a passion for wine

To enjoy a few drinks and a nice conversation together; to share a friendly drink while talking happily chatting.

food and drink left over after a meal; often used to mean the crumbs or charity from a rich person's table

casual or lighthearted attitude toward sexual relationships, metaphorically suggesting that sex is as simple and natural as drinking a glass of water

a cup of soup

single-use cup typically made of paper or plastic used for drinking and discarded after use

A classic Taiwanese dish made by braising chicken in sesame oil, soy sauce, and rice wine, typically seasoned with ginger and fresh basil; the name refers to the equal volumes of wine, oil, and soy sauce used in the original recipe

the quadrennial international association football tournament contested by the senior men's national teams of the members of FIFA

A traditional wedding custom where the newlyweds exchange wine cups and drink together, often with the cups linked by a red ribbon.

Describes the lively scene of passing cups around and inviting each other to drink during a festive banquet.

to toast one another repeatedly; describes the lively atmosphere of drinking together at a feast

A cup or flask used to keep its contents warm or cold for an extended period; synonym for [[保温杯|保溫杯|bao3 wen1 bei1]].

A cup designed to be thrown away after one use, typically made of paper or plastic; used primarily in Taiwan. Equivalent to [[一次性杯子|一次性杯子|yi1 ci4 xing4 bei1 zi5]] in Mainland China.

a pitcher used in Chinese tea ceremonies to ensure the tea infusion is of uniform strength when poured into individual cups