pond; pool; tank

dyke, dike; embankment; bank

pit-shaped thing

Kwun Tong (MTR station)

catfish; sheatfish

pondfish

pond fish

a typhoon shelter

a place that can be taken as a shelter from strong wind or storms, often used to describe a 'family home' by the children whereby if the children encountered any challenges (strong wind or storm) in life when they are away from their home, they can always go back to their home (which is a shelter from all the challenges in life)

typhoon shelter; a haven

Tangji, placename in Huaiyin, Jiangsu, China

pond embankments

a pool/reservoir for growing clams

a reservoir for clam farming

walking catfish

Clariidae, airbreathing catfishes

onlooker who gives uninvited comments on some happening, esp a chess game

gambler who hastens to make away with the winnings

pond-side crane

bystander who takes no part in the happening

person on the lookout for benefits/advantages nearby

it is a Chinese two-part allegorical phrase. Literally, a crane near the pond, which will target the food to eat. Nowaday, people tend to use it to describe a spectator or someone who sits on the side and doesn't get involved be it in sports, politics, etc.

sheatfish (a large freshwater catfish)

dragonfly; (placename) Tong May

Damselfly; a village in Hong Kong: Tong Mei

Kowloon Tong (MTR station)

the name of a place in Hong Kong: Kowloon Tong

depleted; exhausted (can refer to running out of money / exhausted after sex)

Datang Station, a metro station in Guangzhou, China

Bluff Island in Hong Kong

Yantang Station, a metro station in Guangzhou, China

Shi Wei Tang, place in China

Shek Pik Reservoir, place in Hong Kong

Pok Fu Lam Reservoir, a reservoir in Hong Kong

a fish pond

Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter in Hong Kong [written and colloquial]

walking catfish

Airbreathing catfish

水庫

pond; pool; reservoir

(placename) Sui Tong

(noun) reservoir

Xintang village in Guangdong province

pond; pool | [粵]: 塘