付账 Pronunciation and Pinyin
付账 Usage and Examples
to pay a bill
现在我来付账—咱们以后再算。
I'll pay now—we can settle up later.
我们无意之中未付账就离开了。
We had inadvertently left without paying the bill.
The characters in 付账
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 付
- fù付bù不qǐ起can't afford, unable to pay
- fù付bǐng丙to burn (e.g., documents, letters)
- fù付dōng东liú流le了All in vain, Wasted
- fù付zhī之yī一xū墟reduce to ruins, raze to the ground
- fù付chū出to pay, to give
- fù付chū出le了expended, paid
- fù付chū出le了dài代jià价paid the price, paid the cost
- fù付chū出le了hěn很duō多nǔ努lì力made a lot of effort, put in a lot of effort
- fù付chū出le了chén沉zhòng重dài代jià价paid a heavy price, paid a high price
- fù付chū出dài代jià价Pay the price, Bear the cost
- fù付chū出láo劳dòng动to work, to labor
- fù付chū出xīn心xuè血pour one's heart into it, put in a lot of effort
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Open the tool →Questions about 付账
What does 付账 mean in Chinese?
付账 (fù zhàng) means “to pay a bill”.
How do you pronounce 付账?
付账 is pronounced fù zhàng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to pay a bill” in Chinese?
“to pay a bill” is 付账 (fù zhàng) in Chinese.
How is 付账 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 付账, each with pinyin and an English translation.