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

to lock up; to keep in custody (especially a criminal or suspect)

to hold someone in custody or under detention; to take a person as a hostage

money paid as a pledge or collateral for the use of something, usually refundable

To rhyme in poetry, songs, or lyrics by using words with the same or similar final sounds at the ends of lines

to take into custody; to hold someone in legal confinement (e.g., while awaiting trial)

to detain or keep someone in custody; to hold as a prisoner

to transport a person or goods under guard or escort, typically referring to prisoners, suspects, or valuable items

to take a prisoner or criminal into custody and transport them to a specific destination

to be held in detention or under arrest, usually referring to a criminal suspect or a convict

to escort or convey goods, funds, or materials under guard; to accompany and supervise transportation

money used as a security or guarantee; collateral

security or property held against a loan; mortgaged property

to arrest and take into custody; to detain for questioning

To play a traditional gambling game involving guessing the position of a coin or dice inside a box or bowl; also written [[压宝|壓寶|ya1 bao3]].

a person responsible for the safe delivery of goods; a transport guard or supercargo

to send a criminal, defendant, or prisoner under guard to a specific location, such as a courtroom or an execution ground

to sign one's name or make a mark on a document; used historically for signing legal papers, contracts, or confessions with a personal mark, the character for 'ya', or a cross

to take into custody; to imprison temporarily; to guard a suspect

To guess which questions or topics will appear on an upcoming exam and focus one's study on them accordingly.

To refund a security deposit

A bank service for international trade where a seller provides shipping documents or a bill of exchange to a bank in exchange for immediate payment or acceptance; often refers specifically to export negotiation to help the seller's cash flow.

a criminal currently held in custody or under detention

To accompany and guard goods or prisoners during transport by truck or train.

to sign one's name or affix a seal to a document to take responsibility, usually used in historical or formal contexts

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

To borrow money by using property or goods as collateral.

To keep someone in custody or hold them in prison; to detain.

A signature or special mark used in place of a signature on documents or contracts, often written in cursive style.

A security deposit paid in cash or property when renting a house or land to guarantee payment of rent or fulfillment of a contract

to pawn or mortgage property to secure a loan; same as [[典当|典當|dian3 dang4]]

The wife of a bandit leader or the head of a mountain stronghold.

To follow at the back of a group or column to supervise or keep order; also written as [[压队|壓隊|ya1 dui4]]

to sign or make a mark at the end of a document in place of a signature

to pledge collateral or to provide security for an account; an asset used as security

Not requiring detention or imprisonment, usually referring to legal measures or sentences that do not involve physical custody.

a legal procedure in civil litigation where a court temporarily seizes or freezes a debtor's property before a final judgment is made to ensure future debt repayment; garnishment; sequestration

to fit a metrical and rhyme pattern, such that the ending sounds of phrases or lines match to make them easy to remember or more melodic; originally referring to traditional northern opera and songs

(legal) to formally request that a court grant a warrant for the arrest or detention of a suspect

to formally request that a suspect be taken into custody or detained

to leave something with someone as a security deposit

A bank loan secured by collateral; a loan where the borrower provides assets such as real estate or property as a guarantee for repayment, which the lender may sell if the debt is not paid.

the right of a creditor to be repaid with priority from the sale of a mortgaged property if the debtor fails to pay

A loan where the borrower uses assets or property as collateral to guarantee repayment; the bank has the right to sell the collateral if the borrower cannot pay.

to adjourn; to defer; to put off until a later time

collateral or security for a loan; mortgage; pawn

to sign one's name or mark at the end of a document

(variant form) to give gift money to children during the Lunar New Year