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池 means "pond, pool, moat."

• Pond - A body of still water smaller than a lake.

• Pool - A small body of water; a reservoir.

• Moat - A water-filled ditch surrounding a structure.

• Ditch - A trench or groove.

• Inkstone - A receptacle for holding water used for grinding ink.

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辺 means "edge, vicinity, side."

• Edge - A Border; a margin.

• Vicinity - The surrounding area.

• Side - A Surface; a face.

• Periphery - The area that is away from the center or main part.

• Polygon - The line that marks the outermost part of a polygon in mathematics.

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池 means "pond, pool, moat."

• Pond - A body of still water smaller than a lake.

• Pool - A small body of water; a reservoir.

• Moat - A water-filled ditch surrounding a structure.

• Ditch - A trench or groove.

• Inkstone - A receptacle for holding water used for grinding ink.

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部 means "part, department, group."

• Part - A Section; a division.

• Department - An organizational unit.

• Group - A Team; a unit.

• Bureau - A group of people in the imperial court who specialized in a particular task or duty.

• Counter - A word used to count the number of divided parts or sections.

• Divide - To separate into parts or sections.

• Govern - To exercise authority over, to direct or control.

• Hill - A small elevation of land, usually rounded and not very high.

• Office - A place where business or public affairs are conducted.

• Unit - A military formation consisting of a number of troops or personnel.

• Village - A small settlement or community, typically one with a church and a few houses.

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池 means "pond, pool, moat."

• Pond - A body of still water smaller than a lake.

• Pool - A small body of water; a reservoir.

• Moat - A water-filled ditch surrounding a structure.

• Ditch - A trench or groove.

• Inkstone - A receptacle for holding water used for grinding ink.

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邊 means "vicinity, border, side."

• Vicinity, Perimeter, Edge - The area around or near, the side of an object.

• Border, Outskirts, Termination - The boundary of a country, the edge of a town, the end.

• Side - In mathematics, the outer line of a polygon.

• Closeness, Proximity, Adjacent - Near, close by or neighboring.

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池 means "pond, pool, moat."

• Pond - A body of still water smaller than a lake.

• Pool - A small body of water; a reservoir.

• Moat - A water-filled ditch surrounding a structure.

• Ditch - A trench or groove.

• Inkstone - A receptacle for holding water used for grinding ink.

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邉 means "vicinity, edge, adjacent."

• Edge - The boundary or outer limit of something.

• Boundary, Side - In mathematics, the outer lines of a polygon

• Nearby - The surrounding area or neighborhood.

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生 means "to live, alive, life."

• To Give Birth - To be Born; to produce; to create; to occur.

• To Grow - To Sprout; to let grow; to arise.

• To Reside - To Live; a livelihood; daily life.

• Alive - While Living; in a living state.

• Life - Living Things; the state of being alive.

• Humble Self - A humble term men use for themselves.

• Innate - From Birth; natural disposition.

• Opera Role - A role type in Chinese traditional opera.

• Pure - Unmixed; genuine.

• Raw - Unprocessed; unripe; inexperienced.

• Scholar - A title for learned people; teacher.

• Student - One Who Learns; a pupil.

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部 means "part, department, group."

• Part - A Section; a division.

• Department - An organizational unit.

• Group - A Team; a unit.

• Bureau - A group of people in the imperial court who specialized in a particular task or duty.

• Counter - A word used to count the number of divided parts or sections.

• Divide - To separate into parts or sections.

• Govern - To exercise authority over, to direct or control.

• Hill - A small elevation of land, usually rounded and not very high.

• Office - A place where business or public affairs are conducted.

• Unit - A military formation consisting of a number of troops or personnel.

• Village - A small settlement or community, typically one with a church and a few houses.

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