(archaic) agate / (bound form) standard weight used with a balance scale / number / (computing) code / (clothing) size / yard (unit of length) / (coll.) kilometers per hour (informal misuse of "yard" to mean kph in speed references) / (coll.) to pile up; to stack / classifier for matters, items, situations etc (esp. when indicating whether they are the same or different, as in 不是一碼事｜不是一码事 "not the same thing") / (Tw, HK) (finance) unit of 25 basis points (i.e. a 0.25% change in interest rate)

to consider / to weigh (a matter) / to balance (pros and cons)

to handle two or more responsibilities at the same time; to balance (career and family, or work and studies etc)

(accounting) to balance the books; to do the accounts / (fig.) to settle an account; to get one's revenge

to weigh in a balance or on a scale

hanging in the balance / the future is hard to forecast / ¿Qué serà? / who knows what the future holds?

hammer / to hammer into shape / weight (e.g. of a steelyard or balance) / to strike with a hammer

to press against; to support; to prop up / to resist; to withstand / to be equal to; to match / to balance; to offset / to mortgage / to make up for; to compensate for / to arrive at; to reach / to clap (one's hands) lightly (expressing delight) (Taiwan pr. [zhi3])

to borrow or lend money / debit and credit items on a balance sheet

to owe a debt / balance due / debts

to check and balance (power) / checks and balances

to balance up / to offset / to counterbalance

(idiom) to form a tripartite balance of power

lit. to stand like the three legs of a tripod / tripartite confrontation or balance of forces

to reduce the balance sheet

receiving party / recipient / debit side (of balance sheet), as opposed to credit side 付方

to make even / to balance / (fig.) to be even / to call it quits

to arrange food on a plate / to plate up / food presentation / (watchmaking) balance wheel

to shift resources into areas of need / to inject funds / to balance resources

to expand the balance sheet

(accounting) to balance the books

credit side (of a balance sheet), as opposed to 收方

egg balancing (activity popular in China at Lichun 立春 etc) / to stand an egg on its broad end

to strike a balance between work and rest (idiom)

balance due / small balance still to pay / final remaining debt

to break even / balance between income and expenditure

(accounting) to strike a balance / to reverse an entry / to write off

to perform a jar juggling and balancing act