Words for pot: Luoguo? Open pot? Waist pot? Pot helmet? Pot guy? Back-pot? Pot? Gas pot? Smashing pot? Casserole? Soup pot.

Pot radical: 钅.

The pinyin is guō, with 7 strokes outside the department and 12 strokes in total.

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Structure left and right, code 6938, location 2588, Unicode 9505.

The stroke order is ノ一一一フ丨フ一丨フノ丶.

Phonetic. From gold, there is a sound (?kuā). Original meaning: cooking utensils, round and concave, mostly made of iron. Something shaped like a pot [bowl]. Such as: tobacco bag pot; pot smoke (pot ashes); pot navel ashes (pot ashes); pot wok (dialect: big insect); also refers to the ointment container. The charioteer is tied to the chariot for later use.

1. Utensils for cooking food or boiling water: rice pot. wok. Casserole. hot pot. boiler. Pot Pie. Crispy rice. Pot smoke.

2. Something shaped like a pot: a pipe pot.

Related words:

Yāo guō?

A kind of pot used by the Jingpo, Lisu, Bai and Yi people in Yunnan. Made of pig iron and shaped like a gourd.

Pressure cooker [gāo yā guō]?

A sealed pot with a rubber ring on the lid, mostly made of aluminum alloy. When heated, the air pressure in the pot increases and the food cooks faster. Also add pressure cooker.

Reheat the food [huí guō]?

Heat the food again.

Pressure cooker [yā lì guō]?

An airtight appliance that uses pressurized superheated steam to quickly cook or preserve food.

Can't open the pot [jiē bu kāi guō]?

It is a metaphor for cutting off the cooking pot: The family is in trouble, why don't you think of a solution quickly?

Smashing the pot [zá guō]?

In the old days, people often used "smashing the job" as a metaphor for unemployment, and a poor performance or failure to perform was called "smashing the pot". Later, people even called it "smashing the pot" when things were done badly and couldn't be done anymore.

Rice cooker[diàn fàn guō]?

A household appliance cooking utensil. It can automatically cook rice, steam vegetables, and automatically keep warm. It is also called a "rice cooker".

Black pot [hēi guō]?

A metaphor for injustice.

Take the blame [bēi hēi guō]?

(oral) It is a metaphor for taking the blame for others, and generally refers to being wronged.

Hot pot [huǒ guō]?

A cooking vessel with a heat source (such as charcoal, electricity or alcohol lamp) attached and placed on the table for cooking.

Rice pot [fàn guō]?

A pot for cooking.

Mangu [mǎn guō]?

Slang, local dialect. The meaning is to fill the pot. When a new person moves, relatives and friends go to congratulate them, take some gifts, congratulate them on the move, and put the gifts into the pot, which is commonly known as the full pot.