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Usage of the character 碗

wǎn
[㼝]
  • variant of 碗 (wǎn)
wǎn
[盌]
  • variant of 碗 (wǎn)
wǎn
[碗]
  • bowl
  • cup
  • CL:隻/只 (zhī),個/个 (gè)
wǎn
[椀]
  • variant of 碗 (wǎn)
tāngwǎn
汤碗
[湯碗]
  • soup bowl
pánwǎn
盘碗
[盤碗]
  • dishes
  • crockery
  • plates and cups
hǎiwǎn
海碗
[海碗]
  • very large bowl
cháwǎn
茶碗
[茶碗]
  • teacup
wǎnguì
碗柜
[碗櫃]
  • cupboard
fànwǎn
饭碗
[飯碗]
  • rice bowl
  • fig. livelihood
  • job
  • way of making a living
wǎnkuài
碗筷
[碗筷]
  • bowl and chopsticks
  • tableware
gàiwǎn
盖碗
[蓋碗]
  • lidded teacup
wǎngōng
碗公
[碗公]
  • very large bowl (Tw)
xǐwǎn
洗碗
[洗碗]
  • to wash the dishes
jīnfànwǎn
金饭碗
[金飯碗]
  • secure and lucrative job
cháwǎnzhēng
茶碗蒸
[茶碗蒸]
  • chawanmushi, Japanese savory egg custard dish that is steamed and served in a small bowl
bēngdàwǎn
崩大碗
[崩大碗]
  • gotu kola (Centella asiatica), herbaceous plant
hōngwǎnjī
烘碗机
[烘碗機]
  • dish dryer
xǐwǎnchí
洗碗池
[洗碗池]
  • kitchen sink
zhǎofànwǎn
找饭碗
[找飯碗]
  • to look for a job
tiěfànwǎn
铁饭碗
[鐵飯碗]
  • secure employment (lit. iron rice bowl)
xǐwǎnjīng
洗碗精
[洗碗精]
  • dishwashing liquid
Chāojí Wǎn
超级碗
[超級碗]
  • Super Bowl (American football championship game)
cāwǎnbù
擦碗布
[擦碗布]
  • dish cloth
  • tea towel
xiāngwǎndòu
香碗豆
[香碗豆]
  • sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus)
diūfànwǎn
丢饭碗
[丟飯碗]
  • to lose one's job
xǐwǎnjī
洗碗机
[洗碗機]
  • dishwasher
guōwǎnpiáopén
锅碗瓢盆
[鍋碗瓢盆]
  • kitchen utensils (literary)
pòwǎnpòshuāi
破碗破摔
[破碗破摔]
  • lit. to smash a cracked pot; fig. to treat oneself as hopeless and act crazily
yīwǎnshuǐduānpíng
一碗水端平
[一碗水端平]
  • lit. to hold a bowl of water level (idiom)
  • fig. to be impartial
chīzhewǎnlǐ,qiáozheguōlǐ
吃着碗里,瞧着锅里
[吃著碗裡,瞧著鍋裡]
  • see 吃著碗裡,看著鍋裡/吃着碗里,看着锅里 (chīzhewǎnlǐ,kànzheguōlǐ)
chīzhewǎnlǐ,kànzheguōlǐ
吃着碗里,看着锅里
[吃著碗裡,看著鍋裡]
  • lit. 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
duānqǐwǎnchīròu,fàngxiàkuàizimàniáng
端起碗吃肉,放下筷子骂娘
[端起碗吃肉,放下筷子罵娘]
  • lit. 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