battery; electric cell

A pool of water constructed specifically for swimming; same as [[游泳池|游泳池|you2 yong3 chi2]]

a pond, pool, or cistern used for storing water; a small body of water

a small body of water; pool

The area in a ballroom, nightclub, or restaurant specifically set aside for dancing

pond; pool; cistern; water tank

the physical defensive structures of a city, consisting of the wall and the surrounding moat

A lake situated high on a mountain; specifically used as the name of numerous such lakes across China and Taiwan

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]]

a pit or tank used to produce and store biogas from fermented organic waste

A large freshwater lake in Yunnan province, south of Kunming; also known as [[昆明池|昆明池|kun1 ming2 chi2]]

A large pool in a public bathhouse used by many people simultaneously

artificial structure or pool used for storing water; cistern

a pond where fish are raised

septic tank; cesspool; an underground tank for collecting and treating sewage through bacterial action through anaerobic decomposition

a pool equipped with artificial water sprayers, often installed to decorate and beautify surroundings

The mythical abode of the immortals on Mount [[昆仑山|崑崙山|kun1 lun2 shan1]], specifically the residence of [[西王母|西王母|xi1 wang2 mu3]]; also used to describe any residence of the gods.

Chizhou, a prefecture-level city in Anhui Province [[安徽|安徽|an1 hui1]]

Hechi, a prefecture-level city in the [[广西壮族自治区|廣西壯族自治區|guang3 xi1 zhuang4 zu2 zi4 zhi4 qu1]]

(literary) a boundary or restricted area; usually used in the phrase [[不敢越雷池一步|不敢越雷池一步|bu4 gan3 yue4 lei2 chi2 yi1 bu4]], meaning one must not overstep the mark

Kikuchi, a Japanese surname and place name

a salt lake or saltpan used for the production of salt

dry cell; battery

an error, slip-up, or unexpected accident, often resulting from negligence

Ikeda (Japanese surname)

a pit for storing manure or human waste; cesspool or manure pit

Chizhou, a prefecture-level city in Anhui Province, [[安徽省|安徽省|an1 hui1 sheng3]]

Hechi, a prefecture-level city located in the [[广西壮族自治区|廣西壯族自治區|guang3 xi1 zhuang4 zu2 zi4 zhi4 qu1]]

(literary) A natural hot spring or a pool filled with hot water for bathing.

A county-level city in Heihe, Heilongjiang Province

To cross a set limit or boundary; originally derived from a command for troops not to cross the [[雷池|雷池|lei2 chi2]] river during the Jin dynasty

(idiom) to cause innocent bystanders to suffer or be caught up in turmoil; to be implicated or harmed by association without cause

a pond for breeding and raising fish; aquarium

Yanchi county in [[吴忠|吳忠|wu2 zhong1]] prefecture, Ningxia

Mianchi County in Sanmenxia, Henan Province; also a river in the same region that flows into the Luo River.

A lifestyle of extreme luxury, decadence, and indulgence, often involving carnal pleasures

A county in Sanmenxia, Henan Province; notable as the site of the Neolithic Yangshao culture discovery.

Yuechi county in Guang'an, Sichuan province

Yuechi County in [[广安|廣安|guang3 an1]], Sichuan

Yuriko Koike (1952-), Japanese politician who served as Minister of Defense and Governor of Tokyo.

photovoltaic cell; photoelectric battery; a semiconductor device that generates an electromotive force when exposed to light

a pond or pool of water; can refer to both natural wetlands and artificial ponds in gardens

Huachi County in Gansu Province

The lake area to the west of the Forbidden City in Beijing, now divided into Beihai, Zhonghai, and Nanhai (collectively known as [[三海|三海|san1 hai3]])

(literary) to practice calligraphy diligently; based on the story of a famous calligrapher who practiced by a pond until the water turned black from washing his ink stone

(bound form) a concave ink stone or ink slab