(of a sum of money etc) receivable
1.(of holidays) to come to an end2.end of a vacation
foreign exchange collection (finance)
1.(knitting, basket weaving etc) to cast off; to bind2.(of a wound) to close up; to heal
1.to receive mail2.to receive a telegraph
(commerce) to have received (goods, money)
1.to receive for storage2.delivery of goods3.to gather and store4.to store safely+1 条+2 条 1.(Go) to play the endgame2.(fig.) to conclude; to bring to a close3.final stage
to collect or retrieve a corpse (for burial or cremation); to claim a body
1.(slang) (from Cantonese) to bow out after a long career2.to pack it in3.(of a gangster, prostitute etc) to get out of the game4.(of a business) to cease to operate+1 条 1.receiving party2.recipient3.debit side (of balance sheet), as opposed to credit side 付方[fù fāng]
1.to constrict2.to draw tight3.to gather (one's thoughts)4.to bring to a close+1 条+2 条 1.to accept a gift2.to receive presents
1.to reel in (a fishing line etc)2.to hang up the phone
(Cantonese) to stop talking; to shut up
1.to collect words2.to harvest entries for a dictionary
1.to charge different prices according to the situation2.to collect (items) as appropriate
1.to accept (a favor)2.to receive
Wei Shou (506-572), writer and historian of Northern dynasty Qi 北齐[běi qí], compiler of History of Wei of the Northern dynasties 魏书[wèi shū]
to check sth and accept it
1.recipient (of mail)2.To: (email header)
recipient (of mail or a message)
1.convergence (math.)2.astringent
1.checkout counter2.cashier's desk
closing price (of share, commodity etc)
favorites folder (web browser)
checkout counter; cashier's desk
1.incorporating diverse things (idiom)2.eclectic3.all-embracing
measures of national income and output
the final work in the career of a composer, film director or architect etc
to recover lost territory
1.to clear up the mess2.to pick up the pieces
1.to break even2.balance between income and expenditure