to be in favor of, back, or stand by a person, idea, or cause

to pay (money)

to physically support or hold up an object using a brace, strut, or pillar

a printed form used to make payments from a bank account; a cheque

the amount of money spent; expenses or outlays

to provide assistance, reinforcement, or resources to a person, group, or cause

expenditures or expenses

a detachment (of troops)

a person or thing that acts as a primary source of strength, stability, or support

a branch or subdivision of an organization, river, or system

to exercise power or influence over someone or something; to dominate

the money received and spent by an individual, household, or organization; revenue and outgoings

guns or firearms in general

a structural support, trestle, stand, or frame

bronchial tube or bronchus

subbranch of a bank

branch, especially grass-roots units of a political party

fulcrum (for a lever)

to draw one's salary or wages before the scheduled payment date

secretary of a branch of the Communist Party or the Communist Youth League

The percentage of people who support or favor a particular person, organization, or policy, often as measured in public opinion polls.

A secondary road, railway, or infrastructure connection branching off from a main route.

tributary (river)

fragmented and smashed to pieces (idiom)

to be unable to endure

to withdraw (money)

to receive or take payment before the scheduled time

checkbook (banking)

to overspend; to exceed a budget

phonetic transcription of China (Japanese: Shina), a colonial term that is now generally considered discriminatory

to bear the weight of a structure or mechanical part

to support the front (military)

to speak evasively or use vague language to avoid answering directly or to stall for time

a check for which there are insufficient funds in the bank account

to manage, cope with, or get by in a difficult situation

authority to dispose of something

a support or abutment (of a bridge, structure, or machine)

overjoyed; extremely happy (idiom)

to help develop the border areas

the system of ten Heavenly Stems and twelve Earthly Branches used in traditional Chinese chronology

to save on expenditure

broken up or scattered into disconnected or disjointed parts

the 12 earthly branches ([[子|子|zi3]], [[丑|丑|chou3]], [[寅|寅|yin2]], [[卯|卯|mao3]], [[辰|辰|chen2]], [[巳|巳|si4]], [[午|午|wu3]], [[未|未|wei4]], [[申|申|shen1]], [[酉|酉|you3]], [[戌|戌|xu1]], [[亥|亥|hai4]]), used cyclically in the calendar and as ordinal numbers

to order someone to perform tasks or send them on errands

a branch or subdivision of a family