I have to pay the plumber a fortune!
Chinese Translation (Traditional):我 我 wǒ 1. I 2. me 3. my 4. our Here: I [Show Details] |
得 得 děi to have to, need to, must [Show Details] |
付 付 fù 1. to pay 2. to give, to hand over 3. to entrust 4. Fu (Chinese surname) 5. (a measure word for pairs or sets of things) Here: to hand over to, to pay [Show Details] |
水電工 水电工 shuǐ diàn gōng plumber and electrician [Show Details] |
一 一 yí 1. one, 1 (2nd tone, used in Taiwan) 2. as soon as 3. single 4. whole, entire, all, throughout 5. (indicating that the action has occurred only once or the intention to try) 6. for the first time, at the beginning Here: one, 1 (2nd tone, used in Taiwan) [Show Details] |
大 大 dà [polite] 1. big, great, large 2. major, main 3. oldest, eldest 4. (polite) your or your esteemed 5. age 6. in an extreme manner, greatly 7. short for university (used only in the abbreviation of the name) 8. mature, grown up 9. well-known, successful Here: big, great, large [Show Details] |
筆 笔 bǐ 1. pen, writing brush, pencil 2. (a measure word for sums of money) 3. to write or compose 4. the strokes of Chinese characters Here: (a measure word for sums of money) [Show Details] |
錢 钱 qián 1. money 2. Qian (Chinese surname) Here: money [Show Details] |
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