wooden pile; stake; post

the part of a tree remaining in the ground after the trunk has been cut down

A pole, post, or pillar with one end driven or buried into the ground; a stake or pile.

A machine used to drive piles into the ground to provide foundation support for buildings or other structures.

A row of sharp bamboo or wooden stakes driven into the ground to hinder enemy movement and protect a camp

post or pillar used to mark a boundary line

A post to which a horse or other animal is tied.

to hammer or drive piles or stakes into the ground to make a building foundation solid; by extension, to build a foundation or start a project

The root or base of a wooden, stone, or steel pile driven into the ground

stake or post used as a marker; marking stake

a single case, matter, or business transaction

It is better to tear down ten temples than to break up a single marriage.

a minor or trifling matter; something that is very easy to do

A wooden or stone post used for tying up a horse

to tail or monitor a criminal suspect before making an arrest

the entire thing or the whole item

piles or wooden stakes hidden beneath the water's surface used to block or damage boats

sheet pile; a type of structural section used to create a continuous retaining wall

a type of bonsai created from gnarled tree stumps or thick roots to give the appearance of an ancient, weathered tree

a pillar or post used to support the structure of a bridge

master of a manor; village head; manager

pile trestle; a type of plank road or bridge structure built along cliffs and supported by vertical wooden piles

each and every one; every single item or matter

(Taiwan, politics) to use benefits or favors to lock in the support of influential local leaders [[桩脚|樁腳|zhuang1 jiao3]] during an election campaign

a short, sturdy post used to guide traffic or prevent vehicles from entering an area

(bound form) high pole or a tall standing object

anything of unusual height; tall and upright objects