欠资 Pronunciation and Pinyin
欠资 Usage and Examples
short-paid postage; postage due
海事处不会领取邮资不足的邮件及通知申请人，也不会代为缴付欠资及附加费。
The Marine Department would not collect underpaid mail items and notify the applicants, and would not settle the surcharge payment for the applicants.
The characters in 欠资
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 欠
- qiàn欠xià下owe, incur
- qiàn欠xià下le了owed, incurred
- qiàn欠le了owed, in debt
- qiàn欠le了qiàn欠shēn身bowed slightly, gave a slight bow
- qiàn欠chǎn产shortfall in output
- qiàn欠shēn伸to stretch and yawn
- qiàn欠jiā佳Poor, Subpar
- qiàn欠zhài债to be in debt, to owe money
- qiàn欠zhài债léi累léi累heavily in debt, deeply in debt
- qiàn欠zhài债huán还qián钱Pay your debts, Debts must be paid
- qiàn欠qín勤absence from work
- qiàn欠tuǒ妥Not proper; inappropriate
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Open the tool →Questions about 欠资
What does 欠资 mean in Chinese?
欠资 (qiàn zī) means “short-paid postage; postage due”.
How do you pronounce 欠资?
欠资 is pronounced qiàn zī in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “short-paid postage; postage due” in Chinese?
“short-paid postage; postage due” is 欠资 (qiàn zī) in Chinese.
How is 欠资 used in a sentence?
This page has 1 example sentence using 欠资, each with pinyin and an English translation.