railway or railroad; a transport line where steel tracks are laid on a roadbed for trains to run on

underground railway system; also an abbreviation for [[地下铁|地下鐵|di4 xia4 tie3]]

iron and steel; sometimes used to refer specifically to steel in general terms

Ministry of Railways (MOR); this government body was disbanded in 2013 and its functions were absorbed by the [[交通运输部|交通運輸部|jiao1 tong1 yun4 shu1 bu4]]

iron ore; rocks or minerals from which metallic iron can be extracted

An iron rod or steel pole; a metal bar used for construction or support.

Li Tie (born 1977), a professional Chinese football manager and former player

the metal rails or tracks used for trains; also refers to the long steel rails used to build these tracks

Citroën, a French automobile manufacturer

armor or mail made of iron plates, used for ancient soldiers

a large door or gate made of iron; iron grille

a craftsman who makes and repairs iron objects; ironsmith

A tower or pagoda made of iron or steel.

railway line; railroad track; a transportation route where steel rails are laid on a roadbed for trains to travel on

iron plate; sheet iron; a hot iron panel used for fast grilling or cooking

iron chain; series of connected iron rings

Temujin, the birth name of [[成吉思汗|成吉思汗|cheng2 ji2 si1 han2]], the founder of the Mongol Empire.

An object that produces a magnetic field; also called [[吸铁石|吸鐵石|xi1 tie3 shi2]] or [[磁石|磁石|ci2 shi2]].

ore containing iron minerals

mesh or netting made of wire used for screens, cages, or fences

unalterable; absolutely fixed; certain

(idiom) literally "not an inch of steel in one's hand"; unarmed and defenseless

sheet iron or galvanized steel; often refers to metal sheets used in construction or for the outer shells of vehicles and appliances

A tool with a heavy iron or steel head and a handle, used for striking or pounding.

high-speed railway; shorthand for [[高速铁路|高速鐵路|gao1 su4 tie3 lu4]]

a person of exceptional physical strength or unyielding moral character; often used to describe elite athletes or people with remarkable willpower

warhorses wearing iron armor

having a dark, bluish-green color like that of iron

The raw iron obtained from smelting iron ore in a furnace, typically hard and brittle with a high carbon content; used for making steel or in casting.

cast iron; pig iron; an alloy of iron and carbon produced by melting raw iron and scrap metal together

A premium variety of oolong tea originally produced in Anxi, Fujian Province.

unfeeling or cold; describing someone who is not easily moved by emotion

iron wire; steel wire made into various thicknesses for different uses

A state-owned telecommunications operator in China.

ironclad evidence or conclusive proof that is irrefutable and beyond doubt

spade or shovel made of iron or steel with a long wooden handle, used for digging or moving material

Waterloo, Belgium; specifically refers to the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 where Napoleon was defeated

resolute and decisive; categorical and unhesitating in speech or action. Literally means 'to chop the nail and slice the iron'

an army characterized by strict discipline and great fighting strength; an iron army

iron club or rod; iron bar

to extract iron from iron ore through smelting

Discarded or scrap iron products, often suitable for recycling or reprocessing.

railway line; railroad track

Any alloy of iron and one or more other metals, such as manganese, silicon, or chromium; usually very brittle and primarily used as a raw material in the production of alloy steel.

made of iron; used metaphorically to describe something or someone that is unshakable, solid, or strong as iron

hot liquid iron formed by melting at extremely high temperatures

An organization responsible for the management and operation of a railway network; often an abbreviation for [[铁路管理局|鐵路管理局|tie3 lu4 guan3 li3 ju2]].

a secure job with guaranteed income for life; literally "iron rice bowl"