a cooking vessel with a built-in burner used to simmer food at the table; also refers to the meal or style of cooking involving simmering meat and vegetables in a communal pot of soup

An enclosed device used to boil water or generate high-pressure steam for heat or power.

the bottom part of a pot, pan, or similar cooking vessel

to be blamed for something someone else did; to take the fall for another's mistake; to be unjustly accused

a frying pan or deep fryer used for cooking; a vessel for heating oil

the lid or cover for a pot, saucepan, or wok

to put food or ingredients into a pot, pan, or wok to begin cooking

food prepared in a large cauldron for many people to eat; mess hall food

pan used for stir-frying or sautéing food; specifically an iron pan or wok, also used for roasting nuts like peanuts and chestnuts

a pot used for cooking or serving rice; a rice cooker

A strong, clear sorghum liquor; refers to the alcohol from the second distillation which is the strongest and highest quality portion.

a pot used for boiling or cooking soup; stockpot

An unfair blame or a bad reputation that belongs to someone else; usually used in the phrase [[背黑锅|背黑鍋|bei1 hei1 guo1]] to mean "becoming a scapegoat"

earthenware or clay pot used for slow-cooking, stews, or brewing traditional medicine

To put cooked food back into the pot to heat it up or cook it again.

pot used for steaming food

A sealed pot made of aluminum or stainless steel that uses high internal pressure to cook food quickly; also called a [[压力锅|壓力鍋|ya1 li4 guo1]] or [[快锅|快鍋|kuai4 guo1]] in Taiwan.

lightly fried dumpling, typically long and cylindrical with open or closed ends

A room or building where a boiler is installed, often used for heating water or generating steam.

The crust of rice that adheres to the bottom of a pot after cooking

to start to boil; (of the contents of a pot) to reach a rolling boil

a cooking pan with a non-stick coating; (of food) to not stick to the pan during cooking

pan with a flat bottom used for frying and cooking

A cooking pot that uses steam and high pressure to cook food quickly.

dish cooked and served in a clay pot

a general term for kitchen tools and implements, literally including pots, bowls, ladles, and basins

(literal) a pot of porridge; (figurative) a situation that is chaotic, in a muddle, or a complete mess

(metaphor) someone who is extremely anxious, agitated, or unable to sit still because of worry

To eat common meals in a large group, such as in the military or a communal canteen.

a pot, pan, or wok used for cooking; common term for [[锅|鍋|guo1]]

spatula used for cooking or stir-frying, often made of iron or stainless steel

(colloquial) a hunchback; a person with a bent back

the metal bowl at the end of a smoking pipe where tobacco is placed

to be willing to sacrifice or use up everything one has in order to achieve a goal; literally "smash the cooking pot and sell the iron"

The flat surface on top of a traditional kitchen stove around the cooking pots.

frying pan; frier

a workshop or place where liquor is distilled

A large deep-frying pot or a modern air fryer that uses very little oil

A type of thick, hard, baked wheat pancake from Northwest China often used as travel food; usually large and round, but can also be small.

to get rid of completely; to round up or destroy in one fell swoop; to clean out everything, literally meaning "to take even the cooking pots"

cooking stove or burner; a cooking pot and the kitchen range it sits on

A vessel or container used for boiling liquids or steaming food, especially as part of a stove or industrial equipment

an iron or steel cooking pot or wok; a hemispherical iron cooking utensil

A traditional Tibetan folk dance performed in a circle or arc where men and women sing and dance together; often performed during festivals or leisure time.

to be unable to afford food; to have nothing to eat; used to describe living in extreme poverty where one cannot even start the cooking pot

pan; frying pan

to handle different things or situations in the same way without making necessary distinctions; to lump everything together regardless of individual nature

To break a cooking pot

To wait for rice to put in the pot; to be in extreme financial distress or poverty