1.land tax2.money and grain (given as tax or tribute)
1.payment for tea2.(old) tip; gratuity
1.to pay up2.to shell out3.to hand over the money to cover sth
to borrow money; to lend money
money spent in vain; wasted money
joss paper made to resemble paper money
interest (on an investment etc)
copper coin of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
1.to have money left2.remaining money
to pay extra; to pay more
tip given on a happy occasion (traditional)
(coll.) (neologism, attested by 2006) to extract money unscrupulously (e.g. through IPOs, fandom, or game mechanics) while offering little genuine value; to grift; to fleece
liverwort (Marchantia polymorpha)
1.to deposit money2.to save money
1.room charge in a hotel2.accommodation expenses
1.(coll.) to grab money2.to rake in money
1.small sum of money2.loose change3.Cantonese equivalent of 零钱[líng qián]
1.to scatter money2.to give to charity
1.to collect money2.to raise funds (for charity)
1.foreign money2.flat silver (former coinage)3.also written 银元
1.cash on hand; readily available funds2.extra income
1.to raise enough money to do sth2.to pool money3.to club together (to do sth)
1.inflation2.salary raise
1.to burn joss paper2.(fig.) to flush money down the toilet
ritual money made of paper burnt for the Gods or the dead
1.to charge2.to demand payment
to make money by selling sth
1.see 钱塘江[qián táng jiāng]2.see 钱塘区[qián táng qū]
1.to spend money recklessly2.to squander
1.wasted money2.pointless expense