film, television, or photography studio; a large indoor space equipped with scenery, lighting, and sound equipment for filming or photography

a large shed or greenhouse for growing plants, such as a polytunnel; also used for temporary structures

crowded beyond capacity; packed with people; (of a theater, bus, etc.) to be full to bursting

a facility specifically designed and equipped for the recording of sound, music, or audio for media

shed; shack; hut

A simple, temporary building at a construction site used by workers for resting, sleeping, or office work; a builder's shed.

An urban area where people live in temporary or poor-quality housing; a slum.

a ceiling made of materials like wood or reed mats, often used in traditional Chinese buildings to provide insulation and decoration; similar to [[天花板|天花板|tian1 hua1 ban3]]

hut; shanty; shack

a shed or shack used for parking bicycles, motorcycles, or cars

a small, low, and crudely built shed; matshed

cowshed; cattle pen; a shelter or stable for oxen and cows

A shed or building used for keeping and raising horses

thatched shack; straw shed; a simple hut or shelter with a roof made of straw or grass

An awning, canopy, or temporary rain shelter; a structure over a window or door to keep out rain or sun.

An outdoor canopy or sunshade made of materials like bamboo, mats, or cloth to provide shelter from sun and rain.

a frame or structure made of bamboo, wood, or metal used to support climbing plants, hold a covering, or serve as a scaffold

an outdoor mat awning or shelter made from materials like bamboo or cloth used to provide shade or protection from the rain

A simple greenhouse or polytunnel; a structure for growing plants in cold weather.

people living in shacks or shanty towns; families living in simple shelters

a simple hut or shelter with a roof made of straw or reeds

A frame or trellis used to support growing melon vines

A marquee or gaily decorated wooden framework; a temporary structure decorated with colored silk, paper, or flowers for festive occasions.

A covered pen or enclosure with a roof used for raising livestock.

To build or erect a temporary shed or awning.

A shed or shelter constructed using woven mats made of reed or bamboo

covered truck or railway freight car; a vehicle with a roof and sides, such as a boxcar or covered wagon

to place a hand above the eyes like a small roof to block the sun and see more clearly look into the distance

temporary shelter built with light materials used for protection during or after an earthquake

An outdoor shop or stall set up under a temporary shed or tent; common in historical contexts along roadsides for travelers to rest and eat

The relatively shallow, gently sloping area of the seabed that extends from the edge of a continent to a depth of about 200 meters.

The Jewish holiday of Sukkot, also known as the Feast of Tabernacles or the Feast of Booths

Even if you build a thousand-league awning for it, every banquet must eventually end; used to mean that no matter how close people are, they must eventually part ways.

a covering or shade that can be rolled up

A workplace or production site consisting of a roof supported by pillars but having no walls

A temporary shelter used during or after an earthquake to protect people from potential building collapses or aftershocks

tent; a shelter made of canvas or plastic for camping or temporary living

(dialect) to kid; to jest; to joke

wooden shack; shed

(erhua variant) shed, shack, or booth made of light materials

a craftsman who specializes in building simple wooden structures, mat awnings, or temporary sheds

trellis latticework

ceiling; canopy; roof

(proverb) a bad play that drags on for too long; used to describe a poorly handled situation or project that takes much longer than necessary to reach its end

A hut or small house with a roof made of mortar or lime rather than tiles.

makeshift shelter; simple shack; awning

soup kitchen; food relief center where porridge is served to the poor

A shed or shelter made of materials like reeds or bamboo, usually built over a courtyard or in front of a door; awning; canopy.

a shed or screen made of woven straw, reeds, or thatch, used to provide shelter from wind, rain, or sun; common in regional dialects