A book that lists the names and phone numbers of people or organizations; also called [[电话本|電話本|dian4 hua4 ben3]]

Official booklet issued by the government to record residency details of a household including names and occupations of members

book of blank checks for a bank account

a book used for recording financial transactions or inventory; a ledger

to take someone to court; to sue; to have a legal confrontation where the plaintiff and defendant argue their case in public court

notebook for recording events; memo book

a book for guests or visitors to write their comments or messages

The systematic recording of financial transactions, including filling out vouchers and balancing accounts.

A book provided for visitors or customers to write down their suggestions or feedback.

a book or register for signing in to record attendance

a book or register specifically used to record the achievements or services performed by individuals

notebook; book for records or exercises

A book of blank or lined paper for students to use when doing exercises or schoolwork

A book or list for recording names; a roll.

a notebook or book for keeping a daily record of events and experiences; a daybook

A book used for writing notes or keeping records

to confront someone with a written charge in court; to go through a trial or legal examination, based on historical practice of checking facts against records

notebook or record book used for taking notes, schoolwork, or practice; also written as [[簿子|簿子|bu4 zi5]]

to make an inventory of a criminal's possessions and confiscate them

A type of notebook where the pages are glued at one end so they can be easily torn off one by one.

A book used for tracking the attendance or absence of students or employees

a book for recording bank deposits and withdrawals; passbook

Official booklet issued by the government to households to record personal details of all members, such as names, ages, and occupations; commonly used in Taiwan. Also known in Mainland China as [[户口簿|戶口簿|hu4 kou3 bu4]] or [[户口本|戶口本|hu4 kou3 ben3]].

An administrative post in imperial China responsible for managing documents and records in various government offices; also known as [[印曹|印曹|yin4 cao2]].

A notebook used by students for school assignments and homework exercises.

album for storing photographs; sketchbook

accounting record book used for recording business transactions, such as a general ledger

A book for pasting clippings from newspapers and magazines

The ceremonial entourage of an emperor, high official, or dignitary; the elements and equipment used in such a procession.

a system of accounting in which every financial transaction is recorded in at least two different accounts

a book used to record bank deposits and withdrawals; savings book

A book used for recording financial transactions or accounts.

a chronological account book or journal used in accounting to record daily transactions

Title of a famous two-volume work by the Yuan dynasty writer Zhong Sicheng; it contains biographies and lists of works for over 100 playwrights and poets from the Jin and Yuan dynasties and is considered the earliest biographical dictionary of Chinese drama.

a daily account book used for recording transactions as they occur

a book or list used to check attendance; checkroll

(literary) A list or catalog of registered prostitutes, particularly as referred to in Yuan Dynasty theater and literature

A book or album used for storing and displaying photographs.

a book containing a list of telephone numbers; phone book

A book or album used for storing and displaying photographs

A book containing vouchers, receipts, bills, or checks.

official documents, government records, or account ledgers

books used for taking notes, keeping accounts, or recording land information; a register or account book

a person's official records, history, or qualifications

Books or ledgers used for recording personnel (household registration) or accounts

the study and practice of systematically recording, summarizing, and reporting financial transactions according to accounting principles

a book or ledger used by Buddhist temples to record donations and contributions

[Taiwan] A notebook used by elementary and middle school teachers and parents to exchange information about a student's schoolwork and behavior

a list of names and details of people who have entered into a bond of sworn brotherhood