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糞坑，茅坑 sunken construction for manure, country-style water closet over an open pit;
煤坑 coal pit;
泥坑 quagmire;
水坑 pool of water;
火坑 fire pit;
跳火坑 undertake an impossible task, accept an extremely delicate job (likened to “jumping into a fire pit”);
墜入火坑 sink into prostitution;
跳出火坑 get out of prostitution or slave traffic
to bury alive: 焚書坑儒 (of 秦始皇) burned books and buried Confucian scholars alive in gully.
(2) Bring disaster, entrap in misery: 坑其民 (AC) bring disaster to his people;
坑害 brutally destroy;
坑人 [keng1ren2]↓.
2.坑坑窪窪 [keng1keng1wa1wa1], adj., (of road surface) full of bumps and holes.
3.坑兒 [keng1er0], n., a depression, a pit; see [keng1zi0]↓.
4.坑騙 [keng1pian4], v.t., to cheat by trickery, to swindle.
5.坑人 [keng1ren2], v.i., (1) to lay trap for people; (2) to cause endless trouble: 你可把我坑苦了 you have got me into a fix; 這樣做，可坑死人了 it will kill me to do it this way; 才坑人哪 what a setup!
6.坑子 [keng1zi0], n., (1) a pit, a small hole; (2) village water closet set up over an open pit.