money or resources accumulated for future use

Money or property that has been saved and accumulated over time

premeditatedly; intentionally; with malice (often used with negative connotations)

restrained in temperament or personality; not showing one's thoughts or feelings openly

To store or retain water, as in a reservoir or tank

Savings deposit or banking services managed by the postal department.

storage battery; accumulator; a device that converts chemical energy into electrical energy and can be recharged for repeated use; also called a [[电瓶|電瓶|dian4 ping2]]

to accumulate; to store or save up

A neighborhood branch of a bank or financial institution that focuses on personal savings accounts and related services.

the ratio of personal or national savings to income; savings rate

artificial structure or pool used for storing water; cistern

to preserve and nurture one's spirit; to hone one's strength for a future effort or big push

The total amount of water that can be held or is currently stored in a lake, reservoir, or pond; impoundage

to premeditate or plot in secret; to scheme in advance; often used for negative or malicious intentions

to temporarily divert and store floodwater in designated areas to prevent flooding or disaster

the storage of energy; energy storage

incorporating diverse things; to absorb and preserve items of different natures or ideologies; eclectic

tolerant and open-minded; inclusive of different ideas or elements

personal savings; funds set aside by an individual for future use

to intercept and store water using a dam or levee, often for flood control or irrigation

A bank established to encourage saving by accepting small deposits from the general public and paying interest on them.

to let one's hair grow; to wear one's hair long

to raise or breed animals; to keep as pets

to have in store; to be contained or hidden within without being revealed

to grow a beard or mustache; to let one's facial hair grow

Money or wealth saved privately by an individual family member; also called [[私房|私房|si1 fang5]]

to contain; to hold; to embody

to store up; to save; to accumulate or hoard resources like money or food

to save or deposit money for future use; savings

to support one's parents and provide for one's children

savings that remain after expenses; surplus money; bank balance

Money placed in a bank or financial institution for accumulation, usually by individuals or non-profit groups, and typically categorized as either current or fixed deposits.

savings account in a bank

container used by children to store coins or savings

to contain or hold two things at once; to mingle or incorporate different elements

money kept in a bank account for a set period of time to earn higher interest; term deposit

(literary) store or hoard of delicious food or delicacies

Common knotgrass (Polygonum aviculare), an annual herb with small green-white or red flowers; the whole plant is used in traditional medicine

To build up strength or momentum in preparation for action; to gather force.

To accumulate power or energy and wait for a chance to act; used to describe being poised for action or ready to launch at any moment

to harbor a long-conceived goal or hope, often while waiting for the right moment to act

to harbor an idea or intent for a long time; to premeditate

to nurse a grievance or accumulate long-standing ill will

long-pent-up hatred; resentment accumulated over a long period of time

to keep fire or embers alive for later use

To store electrical energy; to charge a battery

to harbor suspicion; to accumulate doubts

to contract or shrink; to retract