to pay money; to defray expenses

to handle or cope with a person or situation; to tackle a problem or challenge

To pay out money or expend effort, time, or energy; to invest or contribute resources toward a goal.

To handle or cope with a person or situation; to manage a task or challenge.

to hand over; to deliver; to consign; to pay

to pay; to deliver; to hand over to someone

To pay a sum of money; to make a payment.

to pay or cover the costs for a service or item

to pay off a bill or debt; to settle an account completely

to settle an account; to pay for goods or services, typically in a restaurant or after receiving service

to compensate and pay; to make a payout

to pay; to deliver; to remit a payment, often used in legal or insurance contexts for the fulfillment of a financial obligation

to pay someone else's expenses temporarily with the expectation of being paid back later

to commit a person or a task to someone's care; to delegate a responsibility

to put into effect; to implement; to apply to (e.g., practice, action; contraction of [[之|之|zhi1]] and [[于|於|yu2]])

To set aside and pay out a sum of money for a specific purpose; to allocate funds

to pay for something ahead of time; prepaid

to pay back or repay a debt; to settle a financial obligation or liquidate a loan

to cash a check or other financial document; to pay out cash according to the amount marked on a bill

To pay money for goods or services.

To pay for a purchase in a series of agreed-upon amounts over a fixed period of time

down payment; an initial payment made when something is bought on credit

To put into practice; to carry out; to put into effect.

to pay back the principal of a loan along with any interest due

to pay or hand over money, especially for taxes, fees, or bills

A payment made in advance, such as a down payment or deposit, to guarantee a transaction or provide funding before work begins.

to pay using cash rather than by check or on credit

to refuse to pay; to dishonor or stop a check

to burn something down completely; to commit to the flames; to destroy by destroyed by fire

Literally meaning to cast something into the eastward-flowing waters; used to describe hopes that have come to nothing or efforts that have been completely wasted.

to pay on someone else's behalf; to cover a cost for another person

(idiom) to commit to the waters; to lose something irrevocably, such as one's efforts or hopes, like things being swept away by an eastward flowing river

(idiom) to handle matters with ease and confidence; to be more than equal to a task; to hold one's own

Money owed by a company to its creditors for goods or services purchased on credit

to send a manuscript to the printer; to submit for printing

the person or entity that makes a payment; the drawee of a check or bill of exchange

to hand over or give to; to deliver

to mail; to post; to deliver a letter or package to the post office for sending

(idiom) to dismiss something with a laugh; to brush something aside with a smile, showing that one does not care or thinks it is not worth mentioning

to send a manuscript to the press for publication; to go to print. This term is literary and refers to the ancient practice of using catalpa wood for printing blocks.

to entrust someone with a task or the care of something

To promise or accept the responsibility to pay for goods or services; to honor a payment.

To pay for something separately in parts or installments over time

The person or party that pays a sum of money; the payer.

(idiom) to be equal to any occasion; to handle a situation smoothly and without effort

To pay interest on a loan, bond, or other debt.

to send a manuscript or document to the printer for typesetting

to settle a debt or bill completely; often used as a formal note on receipts or documents to indicate that payment has been received

to have one's hopes dashed or all previous efforts go to waste; to give up on something as impractical