coffin; a box or case in which a corpse is buried

a stone coffin

a box in which a dead body is buried; usually made of wood

inner and outer coffins; a general term for a coffin and its protective outer casing

to give a final verdict on a person's life or a historical event after it has concluded; to pass final judgment

(idiom) don't pass final judgment on a person's character or achievements until the lid is on their coffin

(idiom) literally "not to shed a tear until one sees the coffin"; to be stubborn and refuse to give up or admit defeat until faced with total failure

A coffin that contains a corpse; a catafalque.

An ancient funeral custom practiced by ethnic minorities in southern China, where coffins were placed on wooden stakes driven into high cliffs or tucked into caves and crevices; also called [[崖葬|崖葬|ya2 zang4]]

a geezer with one foot in the grave; used as a joke or a curse to refer to an elderly or sickly person near death

to refuse to give up or be convinced until faced with the finality of death or total disaster; stubborn to the point of folly

refers to someone who is extremely stubborn and will not admit their mistakes or give up until they face total failure or disaster

not to shed a tear until one sees the coffin; to be obstinate or refuse to give up until faced with certain failure or death

a coffin-shaped freezer used to store a corpse

A coffin made of paulownia wood, often symbolizing a simple or frugal burial because of the plain quality of the wood.

money saved up for one's own funeral, typically referring to life savings set aside by the elderly for their final arrangements

wooden board used to make a coffin; also used to refer to the coffin itself

a corpse; literally a "coffin shoe-tree" (comparing a stiff body in a coffin to a wooden shoe-tree in a shoe)

reaching a hand out from the coffin; to be insatiably greedy even when one is about to die or already dead

(literary) describes a person who is extremely greedy and loves money more than life; the first half of a two-part allegory (xiehouyu) whose answer part is [[死要钱|死要錢|si3 yao4 qian2]]

A frame or stand on which a coffin or corpse is placed before burial; feretory

A cover or case used to shield a coffin during a funeral procession, typically consisting of a bamboo or wooden frame covered with silk or other cloth.

a coffin containing a corpse; a bier or catafalque

urn used for burying the remains of the dead, especially in an archaeological context

An ancient burial practice using ceramic urns or jars as coffins; primarily used for children, though occasionally for adults, and most common from the Neolithic period to the Han dynasty.

An ancient burial custom using a boat-shaped coffin, practiced both above ground and in earth pits. Associated with the ancient Yue people of Fujian and Jiangxi as well as the Ba people of Sichuan.

to die; to be about to die; literally "to enter the coffin"

gilded coffin; casket decorated with gold, such as those used for the Buddha or in high-status burials