To support, back, or stand by someone or something; backing; encouragement

to pay money; to defray expenses

to hold up or support a physical structure so it does not collapse

a written order to a bank to pay a specific amount from an account; bank check or cheque

The amount of money spent; expenses or outlay.

to provide assistance or aid; to back; support

expenditures or costs paid out; money spent

A military organizational unit roughly equivalent in size to a regiment or a division

The basic level organization of a political party.

pillar; prop; column used for support

a part of a larger system or organization; a branch of a company, a river, or a field of study; to diverge or split off from a main body

To control or govern; to exert authority over others or have one's actions determined by something

revenue and expenditure; financial balance of money and resources

guns or rifles in general

a structure used to support or hold something up, such as a stand, trestle, frame, rack, or medical stent

one who provides support or backing for a person, cause, or organization

bronchial tube; bronchus; the branches of the windpipe connecting to the lungs

a sub-branch of a bank or other large organization, such as a branch office or a local shop

a local or grassroots unit of a larger organization, especially of a political party

The point on which a lever rests or is supported and on which it pivots.

to take out a bank overdraft; an amount overdrawn from a bank account

Secretary of a branch of the Communist Party or the Communist Youth League; abbreviation for [[支部书记|支部書記|zhi1 bu4 shu1 ji4]].

rate of support; popularity rating

A secondary route branching off from a main line, such as a railway, side road, power line, or pipeline.

(Mainland China) to provide aid and support to agriculture, rural areas, and farmers

The peninsula of Southeast Asia between India and China; also used as an old name for [[中南半岛|中南半島|zhong1 nan2 ban4 dao3]]

a stream or river that flows into a larger main stream or lake

bronchitis; inflammation of the mucous membrane in the bronchial tubes, often characterized by coughing and phlegm

(idiom) torn to pieces; broken up; scattered and smashed; describes something that is disintegrated and no longer a complete whole

A grassroots organizational unit of a political party, consisting of several [[党支部|黨支部|dang3 zhi1 bu4]], established in areas with a high concentration of members.

to be unable to hold out or support oneself; to collapse from lack of strength or resources

to withdraw or receive money or materials (e.g. from a bank or an office)

the state where income and expenses are equal; balance between income and expenditure

To pay money out or receive payment before the scheduled time, such as an advance on a salary or fee.

a smaller road branching off from a main road; a bypass or side street

book of blank checks for a bank account

To spend more than the planned amount or budget

a point or center of resistance or support; a strong point

Ancient Sanskrit transcription for China used in Buddhist scriptures; neutral in historical and religious contexts

A smaller independent branch office under a main bureau, such as a local post office or telecommunications branch

to prop up and bear the weight of something

(abbreviation) to provide support to the front lines during a military conflict

to speak in an evasive or hesitant way; to stall or mumble to avoid giving a direct answer

To increase revenue and cut back on expenditures; to grow income while saving on costs

a check drawn on an account with insufficient funds; a bad check

to respond evasively or vaguely; to speak haltingly while avoiding a direct answer; to stall for time

(abbreviation) general branch committee; specifically the primary organization of the Chinese Communist Party, which is a short form of [[总支部委员会|總支部委員會|zong3 zhi1 bu4 wei3 yuan2 hui4]]

the power or authority to control, manage, or dispose of something; ascendancy or eminent domain

The fixed or allocated spending within an ordinary annual budget; budgeted expenditures.