How to say [X] in Chinese

to change shifts

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倒班

dǎo bān

to change speed

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变速

biàn sù

to change suddenly

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骤变

zhòu biàn

to change the channel (TV)

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转台

zhuàn tái

to change the laws

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变法

biàn fǎ

to change the TV channel

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换台

huàn tái

to change unpredictably

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变幻莫测

biàn huàn mò cè

to change workshifts

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换工

huàn gōng

to check for receipt of (an email, an enclosed item in a letter etc) (typically used in the polite imperative, e.g. after 請|请[qing3])

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查收

chá shōu

to close the market (for a holiday or overnight etc)

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休市

xiū shì

to close the market (for the day)

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收市

shōu shì

to close up shop and cease business temporarily

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关店歇业

guān diàn xiē yè

to collect money

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筹集

chóu jí

to collect money from sb

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打钱

dǎ qián

to color (a picture etc)

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上色

shàng sè

to commence trading (stock market)

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开盘

kāi pán

to compare a product with (a rival product)

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对标

duì biāo

to conduct an exploratory foray into (an area of study, a market etc)

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初探

chū tàn

to conserve

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保存

bǎo cún

to contribute generously (idiom)

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慷慨解囊

kāng kǎi jiě náng

to cost

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费

fèi

to cost one dearly

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吃大亏

chī dà kuī

to count out (a sum of money etc)

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数出

shù chū

to crawl under a table (e.g. as a forfeit for losing a bet or card game)

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钻桌子

zuàn zhuō zi