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多钱善贾
duō qián shàn gǔ
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much capital, good business (idiom); fig. good trading conditions
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存钱
cún qián
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to deposit money;
to save money
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存钱罐
cún qián guàn
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piggy bank;
coin bank;
money box
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市钱
shì qián
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Chinese unit of weight equivalent to 5 grams
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店钱
diàn qián
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room charge in a hotel;
accommodation expenses
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折钱
shé qián
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a loss;
to lose money
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搞钱
gǎo qián
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to get money;
to accumulate money
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揾钱
wèn qián
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(dialect) to make money
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搂钱
lōu qián
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(coll.) to grab money;
to rake in money
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摊钱
tān qián
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to bear part of the cost
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散钱
sǎn qián
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small sum of money;
loose change;
Cantonese equivalent of 零錢|零钱[ling2 qian2]
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散钱
sàn qián
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to scatter money;
to give to charity
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敛钱
liǎn qián
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to collect money;
to raise funds (for charity)
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月钱
yuè qián
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monthly payment
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有本钱
yǒu běn qián
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to be in a position to (take on a challenge, etc)
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有钱人
yǒu qián rén
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rich person;
the rich
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有钱有势
yǒu qián yǒu shì
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rich and powerful (idiom)
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有钱有闲
yǒu qián yǒu xián
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to have money and time;
to be part of the leisure class;
the idle rich
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有钱能使鬼推磨
yǒu qián néng shǐ guǐ tuī mò
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lit. money will make the Devil turn millstones (idiom);
fig. with money, you can do anything you like
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洋钱
yáng qián
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foreign money;
flat silver (former coinage);
also written 銀元|银元
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洗黑钱
xǐ hēi qián
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money laundering
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浪费金钱
làng fèi jīn qián
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to squander money;
to spend extravagantly
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凑钱
còu qián
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to raise enough money to do sth;
to pool money;
to club together (to do sth)
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涨钱
zhǎng qián
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inflation;
salary raise
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热钱
rè qián
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hot money, money flowing from one currency to another in the hope of quick profit
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