a well; CL:口[kou3]; neat; orderly

a mine; a mine shaft

to drill (e.g. for oil); a borehole

oil well

Fujii (Japanese surname)

(water) well

Sakurai (Japanese surname and place name)

everything clear and orderly (idiom); neat and tidy

to throw stones at sb who has fallen down a well (idiom); to hit a person when he's down

everything clear and in good order (idiom); neat and tidy

Mitsui (Japanese company)

Inoue (Japanese surname, pr. "ee-no-oo-ay")

underground; in the pit (mining)

always clean; orderly; methodical

mouth of a well

platform around the opening of a well

number sign # (punctuation); hash symbol; pound sign

(oil) blowout; surge; gush

well water

tidy, methodical

the well-field system of ancient China

salt produced by evaporating brine drawn from wells

manhole cover (more formally, 窨井蓋|窨井盖[yin4 jing3 gai4])

see 井研縣|井研县[Jing3 yan2 Xian4]

rope for drawing water from a well

see 井陘縣|井陉县[Jing3 xing2 Xian4]; see 井陘礦區|井陉矿区[Jing3 xing2 Kuang4 qu1]

Imai (Japanese surname)

to dig a well

Sakai (Japanese surname and place name)

(mine) galleries and pits

courtyard; atrium; opening in a roof; skylight; caisson ceiling; (TCM) acupuncture point TB10

marketplace; town; the street (urban milieu); the haunts of the common people

to dig a well

(mining) test pit; exploratory shaft; test well

Arai (Japanese surname)

blind shaft; winze

Matsui (Japanese surname)

open caisson

(HK) manhole

Sham Tseng (area in Hong Kong)

wolf trap (trou de loup), medieval defensive trap consisting of a concealed pit with sharp spikes

salt well; brine well dug for salt production

Ishii (Japanese surname)

manhole; inspection chamber

vertical shaft (for mining, ventilation systems etc)

tube well

ceiling (architecture)

Arai (Japanese surname)

see 貢井區|贡井区[Gong4 jing3 Qu1]