81A.71-7
16
.
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
錢櫃 cash counter or cabinet, also cashier;
錢巿 the money market;
錢癖 miserly habit, love of money;
錢荒 short-age of supply of money;
金錢 coins or money in gen.;
現錢 cash;
付錢 pay cash;
銅錢 copper coins;
錢財 [qian2cai2]↓;
有錢 has money, rich;
沒錢 short of money, poor;
錢能通神，錢可使鬼（推磨）money talks (can bedevil the devil himself);
視錢如命 worship money (“like one's life”);
花大錢，省小錢 penny-wise and pound-foolish.
(2) One tenth of an ounce.
(3) A surname.
2.錢包 [qian2bao1], n., a wallet, a purse.
3.錢幣 [qian2bi4], n., currency; money: 錢幣貶值 devaluation of currency (see 幣 22.22).
4.錢衩子 [qian2cha3zi0], , n., see [qian2da1lian0], [qian2da1zi0]↓.
5.錢串（兒） [qian2chuan4] ([qian2chuaher0]), n., formerly, a string of cash (in units of 100, or 1000), the string running through the square holes in cash.
6.錢褡褳（兒） [qian2da1lian0] ([qian2da1liaer0]), n., a cloth bag for coins; 錢褡子 [qian2da1zi0], ditto.
7.錢穀 [qian2gu3], n., levies in kind and money; 錢穀師爺 formerly, magistrate's assistant in charge of taxes.
8.錢幌子 [qian2huang3zi0], n., formerly, shop sign of money shop in the form of a string of big coins.
9.錢莊 [qian2zhuang1], n., money shop; old-style local bank.
10.錢兒癬 [qian2er0xUan3], n., ringworm.
11.錢糧 [qian2liang2], n., levies of grain crops, usu. paid in money.
12.錢龍 [qian2long2], n., (1) a string of cash, see [qian2chuan4]↑; (2) (zoo.) a millepede.
13.錢盤兒 [qian2paaer0], n., formerly,rate of exchange of silver dollars of exchange of silver dollars in terms of copper coins.
14.錢票兒 [qian2piao4er0], n., formerly, paper money.
15.錢鋪 [qian2pu4], n., a money exchange shop.
16.錢樹子 [qian2shu4zi0], n., a pop. singsong girl who brings in a lot of money to the madam.
17.錢財 [qian2cai2], n., money, riches, wealth.
18.錢文 [qian2wen3], n., a piece of copper cash.
19.錢引 [qian2yin3], n., (MC) paper money in Suhng Dyn.