bill

shameful; absolutely disgraceful!

account; bill; debt; CL:本[ben3],筆|笔[bi3]

account number; account; username

to settle an account

(accounting) to balance the books; to do the accounts; (fig.) to settle an account; to get one's revenge

to settle accounts; to pay the bill

account book

to transfer (money to a bank account)

accounts; financial records; accounting entry

account book; ledger

variant of 買帳|买帐[mai3 zhang4]

unrecoverable debt; bad debt; to evade debt

to borrow money; to take a loan

fraudulent financial accounts; cooked books

to keep the books; to do the accounts; (in context) to cook the books

to demand payment of money owed

(accounting) to strike a balance; to reverse an entry; to write off

to share profits (or debt)

(of money) to arrive in an account

(of a bank account) to be affected by a transaction

detailed record or log

undisclosed account; to settle matters later; to blame sb after the event

bad debt

bad debt

to verify accounting records

(accounting) to balance the books

to make out a bill

to report expenses; to submit accounts

to repay a debt in kind or by labor

to work in an enterprise for a share of the profits

lit. old account; old debt; fig. old scores to settle; old quarrels; old grudge

to owe a debt; debt; obligation

dormant bank account

disorganized accounts; uncollectable debts; bad debt

to settle an account

lit. old account; old debt; fig. old scores to settle; old quarrels; old grudge

debt of blood (after killing sb)

to demand repayment; to collect debt

to own up to a fault; to admit the truth; to acknowledge a debt

to demand payment; to collect overdue payment

to keep accounts; to do bookkeeping; to charge to an account

an account book; a ledger; a bill

an accounts office (in former times); an accountant; a cashier

credit period

money in an account

per book; as recorded in the accounts

an item in accounts; an entry

to buy or sell on credit; outstanding account; to have an outstanding account