a location on the internet with a unique address consisting of one or more pages; also called a [[站点|站點|zhan4 dian3]]

To stop moving or walking; to halt.

station; stop; depot for land transportation such as buses or trains

to stand up; to rise to one's feet

railway station for passengers to board or goods to be loaded; typically includes platforms, ticket offices, and waiting rooms

gas station; filling station; service station

to stand up; to be on one's feet

To step forward or come out, especially in a bold or brave way to take action or speak up.

platform at a railway station used for passengers to board and for loading cargo

an electricity generating plant that converts other forms of energy into electrical power

A manned spacecraft orbiting the Earth, equipped with living and working facilities for scientific research

A location where passengers or goods are transferred between different vehicles or transport lines; transport hub; transfer station; interchange.

toll station; tollbooth; a place on a road or bridge where drivers must pay a fee to use it

to arrive at a stop or platform (of a train, bus, etc.)

The person in charge of a station, such as a train or bus station, a service center, or a website.

To stand upright and maintain balance; to land or stand steadily without falling.

hydroelectric power plant; station that generates electricity from water power

A computer that is connected to a network to share resources, typically featuring high performance for professional tasks.

A location or organization that provides specific services, such as technical support, information, or repairs; service station

the last stop or starting point of a public transport route; terminal; main station

To arrive at a scheduled stop or terminal station, such as for a train, bus, or boat.

(computing) a folder where deleted files are temporarily stored before being restored or permanently erased; known as [[资源回收筒|資源回收筒|zi1 yuan2 hui2 shou1 tong3]] in Taiwan

A facility that uses nuclear energy to generate electricity.

a branch station or a secondary station within a larger network

checkpoint; inspection station

the final stop of a journey; specifically the terminus of a bus, train, or other public transportation line

a stopping point on a transport line for passengers or cargo, such as a bus stop or train station

transformer substation; a facility that changes voltage levels and distributes electricity

to leave a station or terminal, especially of passengers or vehicles; relating to the exit of a transit hub

Equipment used for transmitting and receiving radio waves, such as for mobile phone networks and wireless internet (Mainland usage, called [[基地台|基地臺|ji1 di4 tai2]] in Taiwan)

a place in the ancient postal or courier system where officials and messengers could rest or change horses

bus stop; bus station; coach station

An administrative or managerial station; a management center.

To stand sentry or be on duty to maintain order and security.

An establishment or point where goods are bought, typically by a state or larger organization

a public health institution responsible for the prevention and control of infectious diseases

to stand firmly or establish oneself; to have a solid foundation or a firm position

An intermediate station set up during long-distance transportation for transferring goods or passengers

ill-founded or groundless; to not have a leg to stand on, specifically when an argument or theory cannot be maintained

to come to a halt; to stand firmly in place

a small station, typically referring to a minor train or bus stop

A ticket for a train, theater, or cinema that does not provide a seat and requires the holder to stand.

to be forced to stand for a period of time as a form of physical punishment

A local public center for community cultural activities; smaller in scale than a [[文化馆|文化館|wen2 hua4 guan3]], these stations are found in townships, towns, and neighborhoods.

facility that converts other forms of energy such as thermal, nuclear, or kinetic energy into electricity

a place where people go to cast their votes in an election; polling booth

a crewed spacecraft designed to remain in orbit for a long period of time to serve as a base for scientific research and observation

The next station or stop for a vehicle on its route