money received from work, investments, or business; revenue

to receive; to get; to achieve

to buy; to purchase; to procure (often in bulk, for state procurement, or for business)

income, profit, or earnings; the benefit or gain acquired from an activity or investment

To collect fees or receive money for a service or good.

to put in order; to tidy or clear up; to pack (luggage); to manage or organize

To soak up, suck up, or ingest something, such as nutrients, moisture, or light; to take in and assimilate information or experiences.

to collect items such as antiques, art, or coins; to put away for safekeeping

taxation; tax revenue; income collected by the state from taxes

To reap or gather in mature crops; also refers to the crops that have been harvested.

to gather or collect; to assemble items or information

to collect or receive money, fees, or taxes; to gather

to levy or collect taxes according to the law

to finish trading for the day; (of a stock exchange) the closing price or final market quotation

to recycle; to reclaim and reuse old or waste materials

The rate of return on an investment; profit rate or earnings yield in finance or stock markets

To withdraw, revoke, or cancel something previously stated or decided, such as a promise, an order, or a remark

To receive or pick up transmitted signals, broadcasts, or information

to legally adopt a child as one's own

to check and receive items upon delivery; to inspect work or goods according to standards and then formally accept them

to tune in to and watch a television program or broadcast

to contract or shrink; to become smaller or shorter in length, width, or volume

radio; radio receiver

to confiscate; to seize property or goods by legal or administrative authority

to reap a bumper harvest; to have an abundant crop

To increase income or revenue; also used as an abbreviation for [[增加|增加|zeng1 jia1]] [[收入|收入|shou1 ru4]]

to listen to a radio broadcast, news, or music; to tune in

revenue and expenditure; financial balance of money and resources

To hire, recruit, or take in, such as students, apprentices, or workers; to advertise for new members.

The financial resources collected by a government for public spending and social needs.

receipt or voucher issued upon the receipt of money or goods

having a small or meager amount of income; often used to describe families or individuals qualifying for social assistance

the percentage of television viewers who watch a particular program or channel; audience ratings

to buy someone over or win them over with money or favors for personal gain; to bribe

to receive or accept, often used in the context of accepting gifts or payments

To curb or restrain one's words or behavior; to become more cautious or disciplined and stop acting wildly or arrogantly.

total income; gross receipts; the sum total of all earnings before any deductions

closing price of a stock, share, or commodity

to pack up or put away; to store something

To seize or take over property, especially items that are illegally obtained or held; to capture.

total amount of money earned over the course of a year

To include or collect items into a work, such as a collection of poems, an anthology, or a dictionary; to record or put together.

to watch television or electronic video signals

The remaining portion of total income after subtracting costs, taxes, rent, and other expenses.

toll station; tollbooth; a place on a road or bridge where drivers must pay a fee to use it

to accept or admit a patient and provide medical treatment

The conclusion or final outcome of an event, play, or situation

to receive a message, such as a telegram or telegraph signal, over a wired or wireless communication device

to take someone in; to offer shelter or provide care for someone in need