mặt hàng
(noun) commodities of commerce; product; item
Prices, haggling, wealth, and being broke.
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(noun) commodities of commerce; product; item
(adjective) poor; needy; poverty-stricken (generally speaking)
(adjective) very valuable; invaluable; priceless
(noun) basic necessities, goods and utensils a person cannot live without
(noun) an outlook on humans' lives and worth
(noun) envelope
(noun) charge; cost; expenses
(adjective) rich and powerful
(adjective) Alternative spelling of phú quý.
(adjective) rich and of noble rank
(verb) to collate all financial data, in order to settle outstanding debts, report taxes or dispense paychecks
(adjective) valuable; precious
(adjective) valuable; precious
(adjective) poverty-stricken; poor; impoverished
(adjective) clinking (with plenty of money); jingling of coins; abundant (usually of money)
bank statement; account statement
(noun) property; wealth; estate
(noun) amount, quantity
(verb) to embezzle; to be corrupt
(verb) to pay (to give money in exchange for goods and services)
(verb) to collect money from customers
(noun) taxes; taxation (generally speaking)
(noun) trade; commerce
(noun) businessman; merchant; trader
(noun) merchandise, commodity, goods
(noun) the seven treasures: vàng (gold), bạc (silver), lưu li, pha lê, (crystal) xà cừ (mother of pearl), xích châu and mã não (agate)
(verb) to consume (goods and services)
(verb) to spend; to expend; to consume
(verb) to spend (money etc.)
(noun) money, riches
(noun) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see tiền, cà phê.
(noun) money and possessions; money and assets
paper money; banknotes
(noun) cash (money in the form of notes/bills and coins)
(noun) money (generally speaking)
(noun) coins; coinage
(adjective) populous and prosperous; crowded and rich
(noun) value; quantity
(noun) finance (management of money)
(noun) property; assets; wealth
(verb) to pay (to give money in exchange for goods and services)
(noun) the state of being able to be bought with funds currently at hand; affordability
(adjective) lacking money; broke
(adjective) expensive; pricey; extravagant
(adjective) well-off, financially comfortable, (especially) proud of being so
(noun) goldware and silverware; often referred to things that are precious
(noun) purse, wallet
(noun) desire for material wealth
(noun) capital; wealth; savings
(adjective) worth (the money); worthy
(verb) to evaluate or estimate the price
to exchange money; to change currency
Money, especially when pursued at the expense of other values.
Positive and negative aspects of a situation or decision
Wit or sarcasm, especially in writing
One of his majesty's bad bargains; a worthless soldier, a malingeror. See MALINGEROR.
A contract where something is sold, often with conditions
money
Stones. The beggar's bullets began to fly, i.e. they began to throw stones.
dollars.