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Any of the parts that enclose a room or house.

(figurative) A reality or situation that is hard to overcome.

(figurative) The state of a relationship or exchange being severed or discontinued.

A square stone used for constructing a house or building.

A room with books where one writes or reads books.

private village school: (archaic) A place where Chinese characters were taught to children.

The act of constructing a building or making a tool, machine, device, etc., for a certain purpose, or such a building or objects like a tool, machine, device, etc.

A bound noun that serves as a unit for counting the number of rooms.

inner room; master bedroom; women's quarters: The room of a house where its hostess stays.

A device that resembles a staircase, designed to carry people or freight between floors automatically.

A device that transports people or freight between floors by using motive power.

The roof part of a modern building, which is made flat so that it can be used for various purposes.

A system of underfloor heating using fire, hot water, or electricity, etc.

A room that has a system of underfloor heating using fire, hot water, or electricity, etc.