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利錢
lì qián
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interest (on a loan etc)
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制錢
zhì qián
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copper coin of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
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剩錢
shèng qián
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to have money left;
remaining money
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力錢
lì qián
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payment to a porter
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印子錢
yìn zi qián
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usury;
high interest loan (in former times)
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取錢
qǔ qián
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to withdraw money
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喜錢
xǐ qian
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tip given on a happy occasion (traditional)
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四出文錢
sì chū wén qián
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coin minted in the reign of Emperor Ling of Han 漢靈帝|汉灵帝[Han4 Ling2 Di4], with a square hole in the middle and four lines radiating out from each corner of the square (hence the name 四出文)
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地錢
dì qián
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liverwort (Marchantia polymorpha)
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壓歲錢
yā suì qián
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money given to children as new year present
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多錢善賈
duō qián shàn gǔ
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much capital, good business (idiom); fig. good trading conditions
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大錢
dà qián
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high denomination of banknotes or coins;
lots of money;
a big sum (e.g. a bribe)
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存錢
cún qián
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to deposit money;
to save money
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存錢罐
cún qián guàn
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piggy bank;
coin bank;
money box
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定錢
dìng qian
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security deposit;
earnest money (real estate);
good-faith deposit
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工錢
gōng qián
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salary;
wages
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市錢
shì qián
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Chinese unit of weight equivalent to 5 grams
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店錢
diàn qián
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room charge in a hotel;
accommodation expenses
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房錢
fáng qián
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charges for a room;
house rental
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找錢
zhǎo qián
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to give change
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折錢
shé qián
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a loss;
to lose money
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掙錢
zhèng qián
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to make money
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換錢
huàn qián
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to change money;
to sell
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搖錢樹
yáo qián shù
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a legendary tree that sheds coins when shaken;
a source of easy money (idiom)
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搞錢
gǎo qián
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to get money;
to accumulate money
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