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Unicode/Hanzi Search: U+9322 (錢)

9322
 
money, currency, coins
Radical
Strokes (without radical) 8 Total Strokes 16
Mandarin reading qián jiǎn Cantonese reading cin2 cin4 zin2
Japanese on reading sen Japanese kun reading zeni sen
Korean reading cen Vietnamese reading tiền
Simplified Variant(s)

CEDICT Entries:

   [ qián ]    surname Qian
   [ qián ]    coin, money, CL:筆|笔[bi3], unit of weight, one tenth of a tael 兩|两[liang3]
   [ qián sān qiáng ]    Qian Sanqiang
   [ qián shì wàn néng de meí qián shì wàn wàn néng de ]    money isn't everything, but without money you can do nothing (idiom)
   [ qián chuàn ]    string of cash
   [ qián chuàn ]    erhua variant of 錢串|钱串[qian2 chuan4]
   [ qián chuàn zi ]    string of copper coins (in ancient China), (fig.) an overly money-oriented person, (zoology) centipede
   [ qián chēn ]    Qian Qichen (1928-2017), former Chinese vice premier
   [ qián baō ]    purse, wallet
   [ qián tōng shén ]    with money, you can do anything (idiom), money talks
   [ qián táng ]    Qiantang River that loops around Hangzhou 杭州[Hang2 zhou1] in Zhejiang Province 浙江省[Zhe4 jiang1 Sheng3]
   [ qián táng jiāng ]    Qiantang River that loops around Hangzhou 杭州[Hang2 zhou1] in Zhejiang Province 浙江省[Zhe4 jiang1 Sheng3]
   [ qián táng chaó ]    tidal bore of Qiantang river
   [ qián duō shì shaǒ jiā jìn ]    lots of money, less work, and close to home, ideal job
   [ qián jiā ]    wallet, Taiwan pr. [qian2 jia2]
   [ qián xué sēn ]    Qian Xuesen (1911-2009), Chinese scientist and aeronautical engineer
   [ qián ]    money
   [ qián shì wàn è zhī yuán ]    Money is the root of all evil.
   [ qián shù ]    money tree, prostitute, hen that lays golden eggs
   [ qián yǒng jiàn ]    Roger Yonchien Tsien (1952-), US Chinese chemist and 2008 Nobel laureate
   [ qián ]    money and things of value
   [ qián ]    Carlo Azeglio Ciampi (1920-2016), president of Italy 1999-2006
   [ qián liáng ]    land tax, money and grain (given as tax or tribute)
   [ qián néng tōng shén ]    money is all-powerful, money can move God
   [ qián zhuāng ]    old-style money shop (a type of private bank that first appeared in the Ming dynasty, flourished in the Qing, and was phased out after 1949), (in recent times) informal financial company, often operating at the edges of what is legal
   [ qián daì ]    purse, wallet
   [ qián caí ]    wealth, money
   [ qián ]    Qian Qi (c. 710-780), Tang Dynasty poet
   [ qián chaō ]    money
   [ qián zhōng shū ]    Qian Zhongshu (1910-1998), literary academic and novelist, author of the 1947 novel Fortress Beseiged 圍城|围城
⇒    [ fēn qián fēn huò ]    nothing for nothing, you get what you pay for
⇒    [ fēn qián liǎng fēn huò ]    high quality at bargain price
⇒    [ qiè xiàng qián kàn ]    to put money above everything else
⇒    [ shoǔ qián shoǔ huò ]    lit. one hand exchanges the cash, the other the goods (idiom), fig. to pay for what you want in cash, simple and direct transaction
⇒    [ qián zhí ]    not worth a penny, utterly worthless
⇒    [ qián mìng ]    stingy, penny-pinching
⇒    [ zhí qián ]    of little value
⇒    [ míng qián ]    to be penniless
⇒    [ luàn huā qián ]    to spend money recklessly, to squander
⇒    [ qián ]    to pay up, to shell out, to hand over the money to cover sth
⇒    [ qián ]    to pay money
⇒    [ fèn zi qián ]    gift money (on the occasion of a wedding etc)
⇒    [ yòng qian ]    commission, brokerage
⇒    [ fèng qián ]    salary
⇒    [ liǎ qián ]    two bits, a small amount of money
⇒    [ liǎ qián ]    erhua variant of 倆錢|俩钱[lia3 qian2]
⇒    [ jiè qián ]    to borrow money, to lend money
⇒    [ zhí qián ]    valuable, costly, expensive
⇒    [ jià qian ]    price
⇒    [ gōng qián ]    decagram
⇒    [ yuān wang qián ]    wasted money, pointless expense
⇒    [ yuān qián ]    money spent in vain, wasted money
⇒    [ míng qián ]    joss paper made to resemble paper money
⇒    [ chū qián ]    to pay
⇒    [ fēn qián ]    cent, penny
⇒    [ qián ]    interest (on a loan etc)
⇒    [ zhì qián ]    copper coin of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
⇒    [ shèng qián ]    to have money left, remaining money
⇒    [ qián ]    payment to a porter
⇒    [ yìn zi qián ]    usury, high interest loan (in former times)
⇒    [ qián ]    to withdraw money
⇒    [ qian ]    tip given on a happy occasion (traditional)
⇒    [ chū wén qián ]    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)
⇒    [ xià qián zhuāng ]    underground bank, illegal private bank, loan shark
⇒    [ qián ]    liverwort (Marchantia polymorpha)
⇒    [ suì qián ]    money given to children as new year present
⇒    [ duō qián shàn ]    much capital, good business (idiom); fig. good trading conditions
⇒    [ qián ]    large sum of money, old Chinese type of coin of high denomination
⇒    [ cún qián ]    to deposit money, to save money
⇒    [ cún qián guàn ]    piggy bank, coin bank, money box
⇒    [ dìng qian ]    security deposit, earnest money (real estate), good-faith deposit
⇒    [ gōng qián ]    salary, wages
⇒    [ shì qián ]    Chinese unit of weight equivalent to 5 grams
⇒    [ diàn qián ]    room charge in a hotel, accommodation expenses
⇒    [ fáng qián ]    charges for a room, house rental
⇒    [ qián ]    to collect money from sb, to give money to sb
⇒    [ zhaǒ qián ]    to give change
⇒    [ shé qián ]    a loss, to lose money
⇒    [ taō qián ]    to pay, to spend money, to fork out
⇒    [ zhèng qián ]    to make money
⇒    [ huàn qián ]    to change money, to sell
⇒    [ yaó qián shù ]    a legendary tree that sheds coins when shaken, a source of easy money (idiom)
⇒    [ gaǒ qián ]    to get money, to accumulate money
⇒    [ wèn qián ]    (dialect) to make money
⇒    [ loū qián ]    (coll.) to grab money, to rake in money
⇒    [ laō qián ]    lit. to dredge for money, to make money by reprehensible means, to fish for a quick buck
⇒    [ tān qián ]    to bear part of the cost
⇒    [ sǎn qián ]    small sum of money, loose change, Cantonese equivalent of 零錢|零钱[ling2 qian2]
⇒    [ sàn qián ]    to scatter money, to give to charity
⇒    [ liǎn qián ]    to collect money, to raise funds (for charity)
⇒    [ fāng kǒng qián ]    round coin with a square hole in the middle, used in former times in China
⇒    [ yuè qián ]    monthly payment
⇒    [ yoǔ běn qián ]    to be in a position to (take on a challenge, etc)
⇒    [ yoǔ qián ]    well-off, wealthy
⇒    [ yoǔ qián rén ]    rich person, the rich
⇒    [ yoǔ qián yoǔ shì ]    rich and powerful (idiom)
⇒    [ yoǔ qián yoǔ xián ]    to have money and time, to be part of the leisure class, the idle rich
⇒ 使   [ yoǔ qián néng shǐ guǐ tuī ]    lit. with money, you can get a devil to turn a millstone (idiom), fig. with money, you can get anything done, money talks
⇒    [ běn qián ]    capital, (fig.) asset, advantage, the means (to do sth)
⇒    [ yáng qián ]    foreign money, flat silver (former coinage), also written 銀元|银元
⇒    [ qián ]    to launder money
⇒    [ heī qián ]    money laundering
⇒    [ làng feì jīn qián ]    to squander money, to spend extravagantly
⇒    [ coù qián ]    to raise enough money to do sth, to pool money, to club together (to do sth)
⇒    [ zhǎng qián ]    inflation, salary raise
⇒    [ qián ]    hot money, money flowing from one currency to another in the hope of quick profit
⇒    [ shaō qián ]    to burn joss paper, (fig.) to flush money down the toilet
⇒    [ xiàn qián ]    cash
⇒    [ yòng qian ]    variant of 佣錢|佣钱[yong4 qian5]
⇒    [ shěng qián ]    to save money
⇒    [ qián ]    to spend big (on sth), to pour a lot of money into sth
⇒    [ fáng qián ]    secret purse, secret stash of money
⇒    [ qian ]    rent, same as 租金
⇒    [ chèn qián ]    (coll.) rich, well-heeled
⇒    [ choú qián ]    to raise money
⇒    [ zhǐ qián ]    ritual money made of paper burnt for the Gods or the dead
⇒    [ quē qián ]    shortage of money
⇒    [ qián ]    to fine
⇒    [ shuǎ qián ]    (coll.) to gamble
⇒    [ qián ]    payment to a porter
⇒    [ choù qián ]    dirty money
⇒    [ huā qián ]    to spend money
⇒    [ huā qián shoù ]    (idiom) to have a bad experience as a customer, to encounter poor service
⇒    [ huā qián zhaǒ zuì shoù ]    to spend money on sth that turns out to be unsatisfactory or even disastrous
⇒    [ chá qián ]    tip, gratuity, money for tea
⇒    [ xuè hàn qián ]    hard-earned money
⇒    [ yaò qián ]    to charge, to demand payment
⇒    [ jiàn qián yǎn kaī ]    to open one's eyes wide at the sight of profit (idiom); thinking of nothing but personal gain, money-grubbing
⇒    [ maǐ qián ]    money extorted as a right of passage, illegal toll, (old) paper money thrown along the way of a funeral procession
⇒    [ shǎng qian ]    tip, gratuity, monetary reward, bonus
⇒    [ peí qián ]    to lose money, to pay for damages
⇒    [ qián ]    to gamble
⇒    [ zhuàn qián ]    to earn a fortune
⇒    [ zhuàn qián ]    to earn money, moneymaking
⇒    [ chèn qián ]    variant of 稱錢|称钱[chen4 qian2]
⇒    [ shēn shì mìng de běn qián ]    lit. the body is the revolution's capital, fig. good health is a prerequisite for work (Mao Zedong's saying)
⇒    [ chē qián ]    fare, transport costs
⇒ 退   [ tuì qián ]    to refund money
⇒    [ jiǔ qián ]    tip
⇒    [ jīn qián ]    money, currency
⇒    [ jīn qián néng maǐ laí xìng ]    money can't buy happiness
⇒    [ jīn qián guà ]    caring only about money and wealth
⇒    [ jīn qián wàn néng ]    money is omnipotent (idiom), with money, you can do anything, money talks
⇒    [ jīn qián baò ]    leopard
⇒    [ jīn qián feī wàn néng ]    money is not omnipotent, money isn't everything, money can't buy you love
⇒    [ yín qián ]    silver money (in former times)
⇒    [ tóng qián ]    copper coin (round with a square hole in the middle, used in former times in China)
⇒    [ qián shì wàn néng de meí qián shì wàn wàn néng de ]    money isn't everything, but without money you can do nothing (idiom)
⇒    [ líng yòng qián ]    pocket money, allowance, spending money
⇒    [ líng huā qián ]    pocket money, allowance
⇒    [ líng qián ]    change (of money), small change, pocket money
⇒    [ qián ]    surplus money
⇒    [ xiāng huǒ qián ]    donations to a temple
⇒    [ ji qián ]    private saved money of close family members
⇒    [ heī qián ]    dirty money

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