(cái) money; wealth; riches; property; valuables
(cáizhǔ) rich man; moneybags
(cáilì) wealth and profit; riches
(cáilì) financial resources; financial ability
(cáiwù) financial affairs
(cáiwùzàibǎoxiǎn) financial reinsurance; fin re
(cáiwùdàchén) finance minister
(cáiwùmìshū) treasurer
(cáiwùruǎnjiàn) financial software; accounting software
(cáituán) financial group
(cáidàqìcū) large wealth, vulgar spirit (idiom); rich and ostentatious; filthy rich; more money than sense
(cáifù) wealth; riches
(cáibǎo) money and valuables
(cáibó) wealth; money
(cáinián) fiscal year; financial year
(cáizhèng) finances (public); financial
(cáizhèngdàchén) finance minister; UK chancellor of exchequer
(cáizhèngniándù) financial year; fiscal year (e.g. from April to March, for tax purposes)
(cáizhèngbù) Ministry of Finance
(cáizhèngbùzhǎng) minister of finance (e.g. of PRC)
(cáikuài) finance and accounting
(cáidōng) shop owner; moneybags
(cáiquán) property ownership or right; financial power; financial control
(cáiyuán) financial resources; source of revenue
(cáiyuángǔngǔn) profits pouring in from all sides (idiom); raking in money; bonanza
(cáiwù) property; belongings
(cáichǎn) property; CL:筆|笔[bi3]
(cáichǎnjiàzhí) property value
(cáichǎngōngzhèng) property notarization
(cáichǎnquán) property rights
(cáixiāng) minister of finance (e.g. of UK or Japan)
(cáishén) god of wealth
(cáishényé) god of wealth; very wealthy man
(cáijīng) finance and economics
(cáimào) finance and trade
(cáifù) government revenue; tributary goods and finances; finances and taxes; wealth; property; belongings
(cáilù) livelihood
(cáimí) money grubber; miser
(cáizhǎng) treasurer; head of finances; minister of finance
(cáifá) plutocracy; monopolistic corporation, esp. prewar Japanese zaibatsu; Korean chaebol; plutocrat; tycoon; oligarch; financial magnate