锅炉 | guō lú | boiler | |
火锅 | huǒ guō | hotpot | |
大锅饭 | dà guō fàn | meal cooked in a large pot; communal meal; (fig.) system that rewards everyone equally regardless of merit | |
罗锅 | luó guō | humpbacked (e.g. a bridge); in the form of an arch; a hunchback | |
铁锅 | tiě guō | iron cooking pot |
1 | I want to drink two pots of very much, can we can not buy here! | |
2 | The water here is so hard that all the pans fur up after a single use. | |
3 | These new thirteenth century settlements, however, are in their material culture, that is to say their pots and their jars and their houses, entirely Canaanite. | |
4 | After an hour or so, wash the pot as normal. | |
5 | Maybe it is baking a casserole for a sick friend or a visit to a senior facility. |