to pay (money)

to handle, deal with, or tackle a situation or person

to pay; to expend; to invest (energy or time)

to deal with; to cope

to deliver goods, services, or completed projects as part of a formal agreement or schedule

to hand over, deliver, or entrust something to another person

to pay a sum of money

to pay a fee or cover the costs for a service or product

to pay a bill, debt, or balance in full

to settle an account

to pay out a claim or provide financial compensation for loss or damage

to provide or settle a payment, typically within a legal, insurance, or formal context

to pay someone else's expense with the expectation of being reimbursed later

to entrust

to apply or put something (such as a plan, idea, or theory) into practice or action

to appropriate or disburse a sum of money

to pay in advance for goods or services; prepaid

to pay back

to cash (a check)

to pay

to pay in installments; payment in installments

to put a plan, policy, or idea into practice or effect

to pay or hand over money for taxes, fees, or other official obligations

to pay in cash

to decline to pay a bill or refuse to accept a financial transaction

To go down the drain; all one's efforts being in vain.

to deliberately set something on fire or commit it to the flames, often resulting in complete destruction

to commit to the waters; to lose something irrevocably

to handle a situation or task with ease and confidence; to hold one's own

to submit a manuscript or document for printing; to go to press

to dismiss something with a laugh; to laugh it off

(literary) to send a manuscript to the press

to entrust to

to promise to pay

credit side (of a balance sheet), as opposed to [[收方|收方|shou1 fang1]]

handling any occasion smoothly; equal to any situation

paid in full; settled

Alipay, online payment platform

to dismiss with a sigh (idiom); a hopeless case

payment made after receiving goods or services

unable to afford; cannot pay for something

to burn down (idiom)

to do something without considering the risks or personal consequences, especially regarding life and death

to put into action or to transform into acts

the specific mode or channel used to transfer money, such as cash, credit card, or digital wallet

terms of payment