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HSK
free (of charge)
HSK 4
to waste / to squander
HSK 3
consumer
HSK 5
to consume (goods and services, resources etc)
HSK 3
to charge a fee
HSK 3
cost / expenditure / expense / CL: 筆|笔, 個|个
HSK 3
charactercopystroke orderAIpronouncebaikeskritterexampleCorrect
  *费* | 费* | *费
to cost / to spend / fee / wasteful / expenses
HSK 3
tuition fee / tuition / CL: 個|个
HSK 3
to pay a fee
HSK 3
funds / expenditure / CL: 筆|笔
HSK 5
to pay / to cover the costs
HSK 7-9
service charge / processing fee / commission
HSK 6
transport costs
tip / gratuity
HSK 6
to waste (one's energy etc)
child support payment (after a divorce)
HSK 7-9
legal fees / costs (of a lawsuit)
prepayment
food expenses / board expenses / meals (cost)
expense / cost / to spend (time or money) / expenditure
HSK 6
military expenditure
house call fee / callout fee
insurance fee
overtime pay
to pay a fee
HSK 7-9
service charge; service fee
low level of spending; small expenditure
membership dues
insurance premium
freeware
registration fee
at public expense
HSK 7-9
cost of living / living expenses / alimony
HSK 6
passenger fare
labor cost
shipping / sea transport
appearance fee
incidental costs / sundries / extras
to be in arrears / to be out of credit / amount owing
consumption tax / sales tax
not troublesome
funeral expenses
military spending
charactercopystroke orderAIpronouncebaikeskritterexampleCorrect
  *费* | 费* | *费
surname Fei
consumer finance
maintenance costs
government funded / paid by state stipend
travel expenses / fare / traveling allowance
medical expenses
management fee
HSK 7-9
at one's own expense / self-funded
HSK 7-9
tax; levy; duty
to rack one's brains for schemes (idiom) / to beat one's brains out
to take great pains / to go to a lot of trouble
Roger Federer (1981-), Swiss tennis star
water bill
medical fees
(computing) paywall (loanword)
consumer price index CPI
medical treatment at public expense
unnecessary expenses
(loanword) fellah
(physics) fermion
to waste / to squander
Fei Xiaotong (1910-2005), Chinese sociologist
to take time / time-consuming
hush money
consumer goods
personnel expenditure (accountancy)
road maintenance tax (China)
to require effort / strenuous
HSK 7-9
to take a lot of trouble (over sb or sth) / may I trouble you (to do sth)
severance pay (Tw)
(law) consumer protection
deductible (the part of an insurance claim paid by the insured) / (UK English) excess
annual fee
travel expenses
service charge / cover charge
call charge
HSK 7-9
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania / abbr. for 費拉德爾菲亞|费拉德尔菲亚
to spend a great deal of time and effort / (of a task) demanding / exacting
the Ferghana Valley (in Uzbekistan, central Asia)
the Ferghana Valley in modern Uzbekistan
Feixian county in Linyi 臨沂|临沂, Shandong
traffic congestion fee
room charge
property management fee
to argue needlessly; to waste time explaining
Fallujah, Iraqi city on Euphrates
Feinman or Feynman (name) / Richard Feynman (1918-1988), US physicist, 1965 Nobel prize laureate together with TOMONAGA Shin'ichirō and Julian Schwinger
business travel expenses
Employment Stability Fee (Taiwan), a minimum monthly fee for employing foreign workers
to be puzzled / hard to understand / unintelligible / incomprehensible
Pierre de Fermat (1601–1665), French mathematician
effortless / not expending the slightest effort
to rack one's brains (idiom); to take great pains to think sth through
a kind act that costs nothing
to whistle down the wind / to waste one's breath (idiom)
corkage fee

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