to arrive at a destination; to reach; to touch down

to resist; to stand up to; to fight back against

to provide an asset or property as security for a loan; to put up collateral; to pledge

to resist, boycott, or refuse to cooperate; resistance or refusal to comply

to resist; to ward off; to keep out or hold back

to resist; to withstand; to fend off

to offset, counteract, or neutralize; occurs when different forces or qualities work against each other to reduce their overall effect

To be in conflict or contradiction with something else; to clash or be inconsistent.

To repay a debt using goods of equal value or through labor instead of cash.

generally speaking; for the most part; roughly; by and large

To be unable to pay one's debts with all available assets; bankrupt

to balance out or counterbalance; to cancel each other out

to refuse to admit to a fault or crime; to disavow or repudiate responsibility; to renege on a promise

to compensate for a loss; to make good a debt or damage by paying with money, goods, or labor of equal value

money used as a security or guarantee; collateral

security or property held against a loan; mortgaged property

the power of resistance; often refers to immunity or the body's ability to resist viruses and bacteria

cannot resist, withstand, or hold back

to be unable to match or equal; to be less than something else in value or quality

to fly to a destination; to reach a place by plane; to land at

(literary) to advance and arrive at a destination; to reach a location

To draw close to; to arrive in the vicinity of a target or location

to pay with one's own life for a life one has taken; to forfeit one's life as compensation for a crime

property or assets used as a guarantee for a loan or debt

to compensate for; to make up for a shortage or deficit

to pay for a crime by undergoing punishment; to be penalized according to the severity of an offense

to offer something as collateral; to give as an equivalent or to pawn

To pay or settle a debt or tax by using goods or services of equal value instead of cash; to hand over something as compensation.

to use something as a substitute; to provide something in payment or to compensate for a debt or obligation

To repay a debt by using goods of equivalent value or by performing labor rather than paying with money.

to wrestle; an ancient Chinese form of wrestling or combat sport

to resist; to stand up to; to withstand

to substitute for or take the place of something; to replace one thing with another

to deduct or offset money owed, such as by withholding earnings or exchanging goods for debt

to repay a debt with goods or coupons of equivalent value

To use unqualified people or substandard items to meet a required amount; to serve as a stopgap.

(literary, with specialized reading zhǐ) to clap or strike hands together, often in animated conversation; variant of [[扺掌|扺掌|zhi3 zhang3]]

To sleep with feet touching; describes very close friends sharing a bed or having a deep, intimate friendship

to balance or offset each other, as in gains and losses or merits and faults

of no help or use; unhelpful

to chat cheerfully with great animation; to have a friendly and spirited conversation

The policy of nonresistance, advocating for the resolution of international aggression through peaceful means rather than through the use of force.

forced labor or service used to pay back a debt

to use as payment or to compensate for something

to cancel out or offset one sum against another; used mostly in accounting, finance, or property contexts

an allowance or to allow for a drop in value, specifically in accountancy

To reach a destination safely or without incident.

to withhold money or property from a debtor as payment or collateral for a debt

to set off against; to convert for the purpose of repayment or deduction