罐 guàn

jar, jug, pitcher, pot

HSK 6 #2410

DEFINITIONS

  • jar, jug, pitcher, pot
  • can
  • jar
  • pot
  • variant of 罐[guan4]

STROKES

WORDS

罐籠 guàn lóng elevator cage (in mine)
罐装 guàn zhuāng canned (food, coffee etc)
罐裝 guàn zhuāng canned (food, coffee etc)
罐車 guàn chē tanker truck; tanker wagon
罐頭 guàn tou tin; can; CL:個|个[ge4]
罐头起子 guàn tou qǐ zi can opener
罐頭起子 guàn tou qǐ zi can opener
药罐 yào guàn pot for decocting herbal medicine
藥罐 yào guàn pot for decocting herbal medicine
铁罐 tiě guàn metal pot
鐵罐 tiě guàn metal pot
瓦罐 wǎ guàn earthenware pot; clay pot used for cooking
罐罐 guàn guàn jar or container; a small vessel used for storing substances, commonly used to refer to a cylindrical, often lidded container
一罐 yī guàn a can, a jar
罐美人 guàn měi rén a term of endearment meaning 'jar beauty'; it could be used to refer to someone who is charming or endearing, possibly as a nickname
茶罐 chá guàn tea canister; a container, typically metal or ceramic, used for storing tea leaves and keeping them fresh
玻璃罐 bō lí guàn glass jar; a container made of glass used for storing items, often food or small objects
小罐 xiǎo guàn small jar or pot
从罐 cóng guàn get off from; to dismount from
玻璃罐 bō li guàn glass jar; a container made of glass, typically used for storing items
罐美人时 guàn měi rén shí when the lady in a jar; referring to a specific scenario or context in the story
陶罐 táo guàn earthenware pot; pottery jar
睡罐 shuì guàn sleeping can; a playful or informal term, possibly referring to someone sleeping like a cat or in a curled, cozy position, similar to how cats sleep in tight spaces. The term is not standard Mandarin and may be used affectionately or humorously.
罐罐 guàn guan a jar or can; typically refers to a container, often used affectionately to denote small containers or cans in informal or playful language
爱罐 ài guàn love jar; a term potentially used endearingly or metaphorically to describe a cherished or beloved object or concept, often implying value or affection
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