a physical frame or structure, such as a skeleton of a building or a support for machinery; (figurative) the basic structure of a plan, theory, or organization

frame; rim; the outer edge or border of an object such as a door, window, mirror, or picture

a frame or border made of lines drawn around text or a picture

a window that appears on a computer screen to present information or request user input

The frame around a door, usually fixed to the wall, used to support and hold the door in place.

frame for a picture, photograph, certificate, or spectacles; usually made of wood, metal, or plastic

a diagram showing the components of a system or process using boxes and lines; flowchart

regulations and restrictions; conventions or fixed frameworks that act as limitations or taboos, usually referring to outdated or rigid rules

a frame used for displaying and hanging a picture or painting

the frame built into a wall into which window panes are set

a square-shaped frame or border; a pane

describes something that provides a basic structure or overarching outline; framework-like

frame for a door, window, mirror, or small ornament; casing or rim [variant 'kuāng zi' is common in Taiwan]

checkbox; check box

A diagram consisting of boxes connected by lines to show the relationship between parts of a system, such as a circuit, computer program, or process.

(computing) a rectangular area on a computer screen where a user can enter or see text

The metal ring attached to the backboard used as a goal in basketball; also refers to the rim of a basket.

To set a limit or define a scope for something; to restrict within certain bounds.

rectangular frame used to view or compose a scene, such as a camera viewfinder, a physical tool made of cardboard, or a frame formed by the thumbs and forefingers

radical [[匚|匚|fang1]] (Kangxi radical 22)

The popular name for the character radical [[匚|匚|fang1]] or [[匸|匸|xi4]].

To set limits or place restrictions beforehand; to define the boundaries of behavior.

the name of the Chinese character radical [[匚|匚|fang1]]

The name for the Chinese character radical [[冂|冂|jiong1]], which is radical 13 in the Kangxi system.

to appear together in the same frame of a photograph, video, or film

(electronics) a metal structure inside a chip package that carries signals from the die to the outside

Old regulations, formats, or ways of thinking; routine; established conventions

frame or framework; often refers to a physical casing or a structural outline

a portable, pre-fabricated truss bridge designed for military use

climate change framework; the institutional or legal structure used to address changes in the earth's climate

a frame used for holding and displaying a photograph

Out-of-date or rigid rules and restrictions; old ways of doing things.

(telecommunications) frame relay; a data link layer protocol for packet-switched networks

connection frame; linked frame

a stage with a fixed architectural frame, typically square or rectangular, through which the audience views the performance

the frame or pillars surrounding a doorway

a fixed-size block of main memory used in computing and operating systems

black frame; commonly used to describe black-rimmed glasses or the black border around a funerary portrait