How to form the word "cage"?

How to form the word cage in caged:

Lantern, cage, cock cage, caged, ? steam cage.

Lanterns, also known as lantern colors, are an ancient traditional Chinese craft. Originating more than 2,000 years ago in the Western Han Dynasty, every year around the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month of the lunar calendar, people hang up red lanterns to symbolize the meaning of reunion, to create a festive atmosphere.

Cage, Chinese word. Pinyin: láo lóng an apparatus for shutting up birds and animals, a metaphor for something that restrains or restricts a person or a trap that deceives; also, to restrain, limit.

Chicken Cage Edit Chicken Cage (jī lóng )1, original meaning: 〖chickencoops;mew〗the name of the chicken pen used for raising and fattening chickens.

Cage, Chinese vocabulary. Pinyin：lǒng luò释义：1, around; entangled; 2, pulling together; controlling. 3. encompass; encompass.

The steamer originated in the Han Dynasty and is a wonder of Chinese food culture, in which the bamboo steamer has a global reputation for its original flavor, steam and water, color and flavor.

Expanded Information:

Basic Interpretation:

[ lóng ]

1. cage: bamboo ~. Rabbit ~. The chicken ran out of the ~.

2. A torture device for prisoners in the old days: prisoner ~.

3. steamer: small ~ bun. Steamed buns just on ~.

4. Put your hand in your sleeve: ~ hand.

[ lǒng ]

Cage (lǒng-zi): box ~.

Conjugation:

1. One of Zhang Yimou's very famous movies is called Big Red Lanterns Hanging High.

2. Medieval religious thought promoted asceticism, literally a prison for human freedom.

3. Hurry up and carry these chicks inside the chicken coop, it's going to rain hard soon.

4. The best thing politicians can do is to cage people.

5. The storm is coming, and the weather is so hot and muggy that it's like a big steamer.