an inn or tavern for travelers; historically refers to a simple hotel that also provided storage and transport for cargo

A road or walkway built along a cliff face by drilling holes, inserting beams, and laying planks.

a bridge-like structure at a station, dock, or factory used for loading and unloading goods or for passengers to board and disembark

a commercial warehouse or freight yard used for storing goods

a storehouse or place for the temporary storage of goods

to be reluctant to give up one's position or office; originally used to describe a horse that is unwilling to leave its stable

A building used for storing goods; a storehouse.

A shop or business engaged in the wholesale trade of grain

referring to the full technology stack of a computer system, especially in web development; including both front-end and back-end skills

A warehouse where goods may be stored without paying taxes or duties until they are removed.

fee paid for storing goods in a bonded warehouse

a traditional inn or caravansary for traveling merchants

the set of programming languages, frameworks, and software used to build and run an application

to feign an advance along a main route while secretly taking a detour to strike by surprise; using a deceptive front to cover a hidden agenda

Literally meaning to repair the plank road by day while secretly crossing at Chencang, this idiom describes using a diversion to hide one's true intentions or activities.

the owner or manager of a traditional inn

A document issued by a warehouse for goods received, serving as a cargo receipt or landing account.

A specific location or memory address within a data stack used in computing.

computing storage that follows a last-in, first-out data structure

(idiom) to travel across mountains and seas; used to describe an arduous trek or a long and dangerous journey

a road built with wooden planks along the side of a cliff, often supported by trestles

sentimental attachment to a person or place

flat transport structure used for supporting goods while being lifted by a forklift

a supporting framework for a bridge, track, or platform

jetty; pier

storage fees or the cost of renting a warehouse; warehouse charges

(literary) beans or similar animal feed stored in a stable; metaphorically refers to a small salary or petty profit that keeps one from seeking higher ambitions

(literary) an ancient vehicle made of wood and bamboo used by scholars

a wooden road built along the side of a cliff, supported by beams set into the rock face

The top of a data stack in computer science

pile trestle; a type of plank road or bridge structure built along cliffs and supported by vertical wooden piles

the Qinling plank road to Shu; a historical mountain road connecting Shaanxi to Sichuan

a shed or enclosure for sheep or goats

An old horse loves its stable; used to describe an elderly person who is reluctant to leave a position of power or relinquish their post.

to stay at an inn or hotel during a journey; to make a rest stop

a warehouse or shop where merchants stored goods and conducted business in former times

storage depot on a transportation route

to put goods into a warehouse; to check into an inn

open-air repository; open-air depot

literally a worn-out horse is reluctant to leave its stable; used to describe a mediocre person who clings to their office or position out of fear of losing their livelihood

Literally "a worn-out horse is reluctant to leave its stable and fodder"; used to describe a mediocre person who is unwilling to leave a comfortable job or high position despite their lack of ability.