Pinyin

The pinyin for cupboard is chú, and its meaning is as follows:

Font structure: left-right structure.

Expressed Meaning: furniture for placing clothes and objects; a cupboard for storing things; a piece of furniture for storing daily clothing items, with a door in front.

Lexicality: usually used as a noun in a sentence, as the subject or object.

Example sentence: this course re-examines every aspect of home life through the prism of science, from cooking to cabinet repair.

Introduction to the group

Bookcase: pinyin is shū chú, a Chinese word meaning a cabinet for hiding books.

Biza Closet: pinyin bì shā chú, a type of partition in the decoration of the eaves of a building in the Qing Dynasty, also known as a partition door or lattice door.

Bì shā chú: pinyin shā chú, a food kitchen covered with gauze, nailed iron gauze, or nylon gauze.

Li Di Shu Closet: pinyin lì dì shū chú, a metaphor for a well-read and knowledgeable person.

Smother's Closet: Smother's Closet, named for the smothered warehouse under the drawer, is a case structure. Because it is one of the dowry necessary for the family of folk married women, folk also known as the bottom of the dowry.

Baibao cupboard: pronounced bǎi bǎo chú, Chinese words, meaning a variety of valuable furnishings on display cupboard.