碗
bowl, small dish; bowl; cup
- Strokes
- 13
- Pinyin
- wǎn
Parts
Words with 碗
- 敲碗qiāo wǎn · qiaowan(neologism) (slang) to impatiently await
- 洗碗xǐ wǎn · xiwanto wash the dishes
- 海碗hǎi wǎn · haiwanvery large bowl
- 汤碗tāng wǎn · tangwansoup bowl
- 瓷碗cí wǎn · ciwanporcelain bowl
- 盘碗pán wǎn · panwandishes; crockery; plates and cups
- 碗公wǎn gōng · wangong(Tw) very large bowl
- 碗柜wǎn guì · wanguicupboard
- 碗筷wǎn kuài · wankuaibowl and chopsticks; tableware
- 碗粿wǎn guǒ · wanguo(Tw) wagui, a sticky rice pudding, usu. savory (from Taiwanese, Tai-lo pr. [uánn-kué])
- 茶碗chá wǎn · chawanteacup
- 盖碗gài wǎn · gaiwanlidded teacup
- 饭碗fàn wǎn · fanwanrice bowl; fig. livelihood; job
- 丢饭碗diū fàn wǎn · diufanwanto lose one's job
- 崩大碗bēng dà wǎn · bengdawangotu kola (Centella asiatica), herbaceous plant
- 找饭碗zhǎo fàn wǎn · zhaofanwanto look for a job
- 擦碗布cā wǎn bù · cawanbudish cloth; tea towel
- 洗碗机xǐ wǎn jī · xiwanjidishwasher
- 洗碗池xǐ wǎn chí · xiwanchikitchen sink
- 洗碗精xǐ wǎn jīng · xiwanjingdishwashing liquid
- 烘碗机hōng wǎn jī · hongwanjidish dryer
- 茶碗蒸chá wǎn zhēng · chawanzhengchawanmushi, Japanese savory egg custard dish that is steamed and served in a small bowl
- 超级碗chāo jí wǎn · chaojiwanSuper Bowl (American football championship game)
- 金饭碗jīn fàn wǎn · jinfanwansecure and lucrative job
- 铁饭碗tiě fàn wǎn · tiefanwansecure employment (lit. iron rice bowl)
- 破碗破摔pò wǎn pò shuāi · powanposhuailit. to smash a cracked pot; fig. to treat oneself as hopeless and act crazily
- 锅碗瓢盆guō wǎn piáo pén · guowanpiaopenkitchen utensils (literary)
- 一碗水端平yī wǎn shuǐ duān píng · yiwanshuiduanpinglit. to hold a bowl of water level (idiom); fig. to be impartial
- 吃着碗里,看着锅里chī zhe wǎn lǐ , kàn zhe guō lǐ · chizhewanli,kanzheguolilit. eyeing what's in the pot as one eats from one's bowl (idiom); not content with what one already has; (of men, typically) to have the wandering eye
- 端起碗吃肉,放下筷子骂娘duān qǐ wǎn chī ròu , fàng xià kuài zi mà niáng · duanqiwanchirou,fangxiakuaizimanianglit. to eat meat from one's bowl, then put down one's chopsticks and scold one's mother (idiom); fig. to complain despite being privileged; to be ungrateful for what one has been given