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换钱
huàn qián
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to change money;
to sell
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现钱
xiàn qián
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cash
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酒钱
jiǔ qián
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tip
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一钱不值
yī qián bù zhí
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not worth a penny;
utterly worthless
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血汗钱
xuè hàn qián
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hard-earned money
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钱夹
qián jiā
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wallet;
Taiwan pr. [qian2 jia2]
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钱袋
qián dài
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purse;
wallet
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车钱
chē qián
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fare;
transport costs
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捞钱
lāo qián
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lit. to dredge for money;
to make money by reprehensible means;
to fish for a quick buck
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房钱
fáng qián
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charges for a room;
house rental
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私房钱
sī fáng qián
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secret purse;
secret stash of money
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赏钱
shǎng qian
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tip;
gratuity;
monetary reward;
bonus
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钱庄
qián zhuāng
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money farm (dealing in illegal foreign currency of money laundering)
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钱物
qián wù
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money and things of value
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定钱
dìng qian
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security deposit;
earnest money (real estate);
good-faith deposit
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银钱
yín qián
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silver money (in former times)
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金钱豹
jīn qián bào
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leopard
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余钱
yú qián
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surplus money
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茶钱
chá qián
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tip;
gratuity;
money for tea
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钱粮
qián liáng
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land tax;
money and grain (given as tax or tribute)
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一分钱一分货
yī fēn qián yī fēn huò
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nothing for nothing;
you get what you pay for
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一分钱两分货
yī fēn qián liǎng fēn huò
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high quality at bargain price
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一切向钱看
yī qiè xiàng qián kàn
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to put money above everything else
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一手交钱，一手交货
yī shǒu jiāo qián ， yī shǒu jiāo huò
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lit. one hand exchanges the cash, the other the goods (idiom);
fig. to pay for what you want in cash;
simple and direct transaction
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一钱如命
yī qián rú mìng
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stingy;
penny-pinching
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