cylindrical container used for holding things, such as a jar, pitcher, pot, or tin; usually made of ceramic, glass, or metal

tin, can, jar, or pitcher; the physical container

A container for holding gas, such as an air bottle, gas tank, or canister.

large metal tank used for storing and transporting oil

A truck or railway car equipped with a large cylindrical tank for transporting liquids or gases, such as oil or cement.

easy-open metal can with a ring-pull, used for beverages or liquid food

packaged in a sealed can or jar (as an attribute)

a metal cylinder or tank used for storing liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)

To perform cupping, a traditional Chinese medicine therapy using heated cups to create suction on the skin; used to treat pain, inflammation, and other ailments.

an earthenware jar or crock made from fired clay, often used to store water or grain

to give up on oneself because of a failure or defect; to allow oneself to fall deeper into disgrace after suffering a setback

A container used for holding and pouring water or other liquids, such as a jug, pitcher, clay jar, or ewer

to perform the traditional Chinese medical treatment of cupping; uses suction on the skin to improve blood flow or treat pain

tea caddy; tea canister

a jar or pot used for storing honey

To smash a pot just because it is already cracked; used to describe a resigned attitude where someone who has failed or made mistakes stops trying and allows things to get even worse.

a pot used for boiling or decocting herbal medicine

a storage tank for gas (such as air or fuel gas, rather than gasoline)

a pot or jar used for boiling or holding water, often kept on or near a stove to stay warm

A cage-like elevator used in a mine shaft to transport personnel, ore, and materials.

A windowless and poorly ventilated railway freight car, similar in appearance to a sealed jar.

liquefied petroleum gas tank used for storage and transport of cooking fuel

technique in traditional Chinese medicine where heated glass cups are applied to the skin to create a vacuum

food packed in flexible, airtight containers made of materials such as aluminum foil or plastic, which are heat-sterilized like conventional canned goods; retort pouches

To perform the traditional Chinese medical treatment of cupping; a therapy where heated cups are applied to the skin to create suction, used to treat pain, inflammation, or respiratory issues

a container or bottle used for holding vinegar

A sealed can designed with a ring-pull for easy opening without a can opener; pop-top or pull-top can.

a container used for melting metals such as silver

container used by children to store coins or savings

money box; coin bank used for saving small amounts of money

cask; a lead-shielded container used for storing and transporting radioactive materials

a tool or mechanical device used for opening cans

To apply cupping jars in traditional Chinese medicine to treat ailments; to give a cupping treatment.

to perform cupping; a traditional Chinese medicine practice using suction jars on the skin

Hopcalite canister or cartridge used for air purification

A specialized vehicle with a large cylindrical tank used for transporting and storing petroleum products such as gasoline, diesel, and lubricating oil

canister or filter cartridge used in a gas mask to remove toxic substances

tub used for washing and religious ceremonies in a Buddhist monastery

A small jar used in traditional Chinese medicine for [[拔罐儿|拔罐兒|ba2 guan4 r5]]; typically made of ceramic, glass, or bamboo and applied to the skin using suction to treat pain or illness.

pots and pans; refers to various household items or everyday containers

a broken jar; something or someone considered hopeless

jar, jug, or small tin pot

canned laughter; laugh track

canned or tinned food; canned goods

a pot used for storing or decocting herbal medicine

A pot used for storing honey.

to pack or seal food or other items into cans or jars