to pay or hand in money or goods, such as taxes, fees, or dues, according to regulations

To pay a required fee or tax in accordance with regulations or obligations.

to seize or capture weapons, equipment, or goods from an enemy or criminal

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

to transfer or hand over income, taxes, materials, or confiscated items to a higher authority or the state according to regulations

to demand or force the payment of a debt or overdue taxes

to pay or hand over tax money to the government

To deduct and pay on behalf of someone, such as for taxes or utility bills from wages or an account.

to surrender one's own weapons or to give up resistance

To collect and hand over or remit to a higher authority, such as taxes or fees

to pay or hand over money, especially for taxes, fees, or bills

to hand over weapons; to surrender; to disarm

to search for and seize items; to search and confiscate

To pay or submit rent for the use of land, a house, or other property

To hand in an examination paper without answering any questions; also written as [[交白卷|交白卷|jiao1 bai2 juan4]].

to withhold tax at the source and pay it to the authorities on behalf of the taxpayer

paid-in capital or contributed capital in finance

To pay or settle a debt or tax using items of equivalent value instead of cash; to offset a payment.

refuse to pay (tax, fees, etc.)

to have not yet paid what is due, such as taxes, fees, or bills

an arrow or dart attached to a silk thread, used for shooting birds; can also refer to any device for hunting birds

to hand in or hand over; to pay a fee or deliver materials to submit materials to an authority

To turn in an examination paper after completion or when the time is up

to hand in or pay money for safekeeping; to deposit funds into an account

Hand over your weapons and we will not kill you.

to make a payment; to pay a sum of money

to importune; to pester or nag

to hand back or return something (usually to an organization or authority)

to hand in or return a document, such as a license or certificate, for official cancellation

The amount of capital that shareholders have agreed to pay into a company, as used in finance and business.

to pay back money or return items that were obtained illegally or should have been handed over to the authorities

to pay taxes, rent, or other fees ahead of the scheduled time