toilet; chamber pot; commode; a covered bucket or plumbing fixture used for urination and defecation

rubbish bin; garbage can; wastebasket

bucket; pail; cylindrical container for holding water made of wood, metal, or plastic

A tub or container used for serving cooked rice

wooden barrel; vat; cask

bucket or pail made of iron or steel; metal drum

a container for holding oil, usually cylindrical in shape; oil drum; oil tank

A barrel or cask used for holding wine or alcohol

A ceramic toilet connected to a water tank and a drainage pipe that uses a flushing mechanism to wash away waste and maintain cleanliness.

a metal bucket or barrel filled with gunpowder

A bucket used for collecting and carrying night soil or manure

bucket; barrel; pail; cylindrical or square container for holding things

A bucket with a rope or bamboo pole attached to the handle, used for drawing water from a well or river.

a bucket used as a toilet; also known as [[马桶|馬桶|ma3 tong3]]

(colloquial) a container shaped like a bucket used for spitting

a craftsman who makes or repairs wooden barrels and tubs

Literally "to fetch water with fifteen buckets"; used to describe feeling nervous or unsettled, with one's heart thumping up and down. Often followed by the second half of the expression, [[七上八下|七上八下|qi1 shang4 ba1 xia4]].

an unshakeable regime or position of power

incompetent person or a ne'er-do-well; often used as an insult

(colloquial) a fool; someone who is easily swindled or tricked into spending money unnecessarily

a bucket used to store ice cubes or to keep food and drinks cold

Polite term for a toilet bucket or chamber pot; a commode.

(colloquial) describes someone with a limited or superficial smattering of knowledge or skills; half-baked

literally meaning "the bucket has fallen into the well"; used to describe a situation where one is unable to extricate oneself or where things have reached a point beyond help

barrel or keg used for holding beer

device used for spraying liquids such as water or pesticides or pressurized contents such as party streamers; also known as a [[喷壶|噴壺|pen1 hu2]]

a plumbing fixture used for washing the lower body

large barrel; vat; tun

A large bucket or container used for holding cooked rice

(dated) a water barrel or bucket kept for use in a fire emergency

chamber pot formerly included in a bride's dowry as a traditional wedding gift to symbolize the wish for many children

A portable toilet or chamber pot; used for the polite term [[出恭|出恭|chu1 gong1]] meaning to relieve oneself.

the industry or business of making wooden barrels and tubs

a craftsman who makes or repairs wooden barrels and tubs

The rim, mouth, or opening of a bucket, pail, or barrel

a hole in a barrel or cask through which liquid is poured or drained

Large jugs of purified or mineral water, typically used in water dispensers and containing 18.9 liters or 5 gallons.

bucket used for drawing water; piggin

A bucket used for kitchen waste or dirty water, such as hogwash

tub for washing clothes or other items

bucket used for firefighting purposes, often painted red and filled with sand or water

canister or metal tank used for storing and transporting liquefied petroleum gas or natural gas

fur lining of a coat or garment

Fur lining or a ready-made fur pelt used for making clothes

(colloquial) an underground tunnel or shaft in a coal mine

the initial significant profit earned from starting a business or starting one's career

To hand-make a wooden barrel by binding the staves together with bamboo or metal hoops

A cooper's workshop where wooden barrels and tubs are made or repaired

the part of a boot that covers the leg