to honor a commitment; to make good on a promise or political pledge

to convert or exchange currency; to swap securities for cash or trade goods according to a specific value

To claim a prize or money by presenting a winning ticket or coupon

to cash a check or other financial document; to pay out cash according to the amount marked on a bill

The transfer or exchange of funds through a bank or post office, typically to settle a debt or move capital

To mix and blend different types of wine, spirits, or other liquids like fruit juice according to specific proportions to achieve a desired flavor or strength.

a situation where many people rush to withdraw their money from a bank at the same time, often due to a financial crisis; also called [[挤提|擠提|ji3 ti2]]

A voucher or certificate that can be exchanged for cash, goods, or services, such as a foreign exchange certificate (FEC)

to accept a draft or bill of exchange

to sign a bill of exchange or draft, promising to pay the specified amount when it becomes due

the value of one currency for the purpose of conversion to another; currency exchange rate

To mix or blend different ingredients together, specifically used for liquids

to mix different substances together; to blend

mountain mentioned in ancient texts, also known as Bozhong Mountain, historically associated with the source of the Han River

Voucher or receipt used for money exchange or to withdraw funds.

To withdraw cash or receive payment by presenting a check, draft, or other financial instrument

to mix with water or dilute a liquid by adding water

to spare or set aside a portion of something to give to someone else

to put up for sale or to sell off stock

capable of being exchanged for another currency or asset; having the property of convertibility

(literary) to consult and consider; to discuss and deliberate carefully

the process of exchanging or converting foreign currency

special currency issued in mainland China between 1980 and 1995 for use by foreign visitors and non-residents to purchase goods in specific outlets

foreign exchange rate; the value of one currency for the purpose of conversion to another

to arrange or handle matters (colloquial)

to exchange or convert one currency into another

(dialect) to borrow or lend money or goods for a short period of time; to manage to raise funds for temporary use

to present a draft or bill for acceptance in commercial or financial transactions

to suspend or halt the payment or exchange of funds, such as on a check or bill

To confirm or verify something; to make sure of a situation or fact through inquiry.

(colloquial) to haggle or bargain for a better price

the ability of a currency to be freely exchanged for other currencies or gold; freely exchangeable

The act of exchanging one currency for another; money exchange

A banking service where funds deposited at one branch (or checks/notes issued) can be cashed or withdrawn at any other branch of the same bank

A service where a bank account holder can deposit or withdraw funds at any branch of their bank rather than only at the specific branch where the account was opened.

a monetary system where a country's currency is not directly convertible into gold, but into a foreign currency that is itself on a gold standard