Netherlands; Holland

the amount of work or weight that something can carry, such as the electrical charge on a circuit, the mechanical stress on a machine, or the physical strain on a body part; burden

peppermint or field mint plant used in cooking and medicine; also refers to products derived from it, such as menthol and mint flavoring

hormone; a substance produced in the body that regulates the activity of cells or organs

The large, round, green leaf of the lotus plant; often used in traditional medicine or as a food wrapper.

lotus flower; also refers more broadly to the lotus plant; synonymous with [[莲花|蓮花|lian2 hua1]]

Ancient Greek epic poet, traditional author of the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey"

peppermint candy; mint confectionery

the weight or pressure supported by an object, such as a bridge or building; also refers to the external force acting on a physical structure

to bear; to carry; to sustain a weight or a heavy responsibility

a small pouch or bag used for carrying coins or personal items, often featuring embroidery; a purse or wallet

to exceed the permitted carrying capacity of a machine or system

The physical property of matter carried by particles like protons and electrons that causes it to experience a force in an electromagnetic field; the quantity or amount of static electricity carried by an object, typically measured in coulombs.

the Dutch language

the state of a machine or person operating at maximum capacity or power; having a completely full workload

An egg that has been poached or fried with the yolk remaining whole and wrapped in the white, resembling a small pouch.

Idaho, a state in the northwestern United States.

(idiom) carrying a loaded rifle and live ammunition; to be in full battle gear and ready for an emergency

Iowa; US state. Used primarily in Taiwan.

Oklahoma; a US state and its capital city (Taiwan usage)

snow pea; edible-pod pea; a variety of the [[豌豆|豌豆|wan1 dou4]] used commonly in cooking for its crisp, sweet pod

an essential oil distilled from the leaves and stems of the [[薄荷|薄荷|bo4 he5]] plant; used in food, medicine, and products like toothpaste

heavy load or heavy burden; a serious responsibility or task

A colorless, aromatic substance extracted from peppermint oil or produced synthetically; used as a cooling agent in medicine, toothpaste, and food products.

a pale purple color with a slight pinkish tint

To bear a heavy weight; to carry a load

Lotus marsh, used in place names

Idaho, a state in the northwestern United States

Former name of the Republic of [[贝南|貝南|bei4 nan2]], now known as Benin.

an embroidered pouch for carrying money or other small items

Hetang District of Zhuzhou City, Hunan Province

Dutch guilder; the former currency of the Netherlands

a color that is light purple with a slight reddish tint

to bear a burden or carry a heavy responsibility on one's back

A perennial cactus with flat, lance-shaped stems that produce large, colorful flowers in shades of red, pink, yellow, or white; widely cultivated as an ornamental plant.

Oklahoma, a state in the south-central United States; specifically the Taiwan usage for the state name

croupier; dealer in a casino

A state in the central United States known for its agricultural economy.

Taiwanese transcription of the city in California, USA

inarizushi; a pouch of fried tofu typically filled with sushi rice

Colorless needle-like crystals extracted from peppermint oil; also known as [[薄荷脑|薄荷腦|bo4 he5 nao3]]

Unable to bear a heavy load, pressure, or responsibility.

Unable to bear the pressure or weight of a task or responsibility.

(literary) Used at the end of a formal letter to express hope and gratitude, meaning "I will be much obliged" or "I will highly appreciate your kindness".

Oklahoma, a state of the United States

Oklahoma, a state in the south central United States

A set of two laws proposed by German physicist Gustav Kirchhoff in 1845 used to analyze current and voltage in electrical circuits; also known as [[基尔霍夫定律|基爾霍夫定律|ji1 er3 huo4 fu1 ding4 lu:4]]

North Holland, a province of the Netherlands