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堂屋
táng wū
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central room of a traditional Chinese house
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堂庑
táng wǔ
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side room of a hall
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堂廡
táng wǔ
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side room of a hall
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堂弟妹
táng dì mèi
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wife of younger male cousin via male line;
younger cousins via male line
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堂弟媳
táng dì xí
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wife of younger male cousin via male line
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堂房
táng fáng
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remote relatives (with the same family name)
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堂花
táng huā
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variant of 唐花[tang2 hua1]
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壽堂
shòu táng
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mourning hall;
a hall for a birthday celebration
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大教堂
dà jiào táng
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cathedral
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威斯敏斯特教堂
wēi sī mǐn sī tè jiào táng
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Westminster Abbey, London
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學堂
xué táng
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college;
school (old)
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客堂
kè táng
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room to meet guests;
parlor
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家累千金，坐不垂堂
jiā lěi qiān jīn ， zuò bù chuí táng
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lit. a wealthy person does not sit under the eaves (idiom); fig. a rich man does not expose himself to danger
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富麗堂皇
fù lì táng huáng
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(of houses etc) sumptuous (idiom)
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尊堂
zūn táng
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(honorific) your mother
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對簿公堂
duì bù gōng táng
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public courtroom accusation (idiom);
legal confrontation;
to take sb to court;
to sue
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店堂
diàn táng
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customer area of a store;
showroom;
dining area of a restaurant
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座堂
zuò táng
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cathedral
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庭堂
tíng táng
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courtyard in front of a palace
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庵堂
ān táng
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Buddhist nunnery
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廟堂
miào táng
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imperial ancestral temple;
imperial court;
temple
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廳堂
tīng táng
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hall
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怀仁堂
huái rén táng
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Huairen Hall or Huairentang, a building inside Zhongnanhai 中南海[Zhong1 nan2 hai3], used as the main meeting place of the Politburo of the CCP
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懷仁堂
huái rén táng
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Huairen Hall or Huairentang, a building inside Zhongnanhai 中南海[Zhong1 nan2 hai3], used as the main meeting place of the Politburo of the CCP
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拖堂
tuō táng
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to drag out a lesson;
to insist on extending class after the bell
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