"Wealth" • Chinese-English Dictionary

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 cái fù wealth / riches
 qián cái wealth / money
 cái bó wealth / money
 cái money / wealth / riches / property / valuables
 zī to calculate / to assess / wealth
 cái fù government revenue / tributary goods and finances / finances and taxes / wealth / property / belongings
 quán lì right (i.e. an entitlement to sth) / (classical) power and wealth
 cái shén god of wealth
 jiā sī family property / family wealth
 jù bǎo pén treasure bowl (mythology) / fig. source of wealth / cornucopia / gold mine
 liǎn cái to accumulate wealth / to rake in money
  wealth creation
 róng huá fù guì glory, splendor, wealth and rank (idiom) / high position and great wealth
 kàn dàn to regard as unimportant / to be indifferent to (fame, wealth etc) / (of an economy or a market) to slacken
 jù liǎn to accumulate / to gather / to amass wealth by heavy taxation or other unscrupulous means / (science) convergent
  waste for wealth
 cái shén yé god of wealth / very wealthy man
 bù yì zhī cái ill-gotten wealth or gains
 lì lù wealth and official post
 cái shì wealth and influence
 bǎi kuò to parade one's wealth / to be ostentatious and extravagant
 Guó fù lùn The Wealth of Nations (1776) by Adam Smith 亞當·斯密|亚当·斯密[Ya4 dang1 · / Si1 mi4]
 wàn guàn jiā cái vast wealth
 mín zhī mín gāo lit. the fat and wealth of the people (idiom) / the nation's hard-won wealth (esp. as an object of unscrupulous exploitation) / the people's blood, sweat and tears
 gōng míng lì lù position and wealth (idiom) / rank, fame and fortune
 shēng guān fā cái to be promoted and gain wealth (idiom)
 míng jiāng lì suǒ lit. fettered by fame and locked up by riches (idiom) / tied down by reputation and wealth / the victim of one's own success
 shàn cái nán shě to cherish wealth and find it hard to give up (idiom) / refusing to contribute to charity / skinflint / miserly
 fù guì bù néng yín not corrupted by wealth and honors
 huǐ jiā shū nàn to sacrifice one's wealth to save the state (idiom)
 mín shēng zhǔ yì principle of people's livelihood, the third of Dr Sun Yat-sen's 孫中山|孙中山 / Three Principles of the People 三民主義|三民主义 / (at the time, meaning redistribution of wealth, self-sufficiency and internal trade)
 shēng cái yǒu dào lit. there are principles behind making money (idiom) / fig. to have a knack for good business / knowing how to accumulate wealth / good at feathering one's own nest
 jīn yù mǎn táng lit. gold and jade fill the hall (idiom) / fig. abundant wealth / abundance of knowledge
 ān fù zūn róng well-off and respected (idiom) / to be content with one's wealth and position
 fù kě dí guó having wealth equivalent to that of an entire nation (idiom) / extremely wealthy
 zhēng míng duó lì to fight for fame, grab profit (idiom) / scrambling for fame and wealth / only interested in personal gain
 huáng liáng mèng dream of golden millet / fig. illusions of wealth and glory / pipe dream
 shì lù hereditary benefits such as rank and wealth
 jiàn kāng shèng yú cái fù Health beats wealth.
 Jià yuán Kagen or the Origin of Value by MIURA Baien 三浦梅園|三浦梅园[San1 pu3 Mei2 yuan2], pioneering study of economics comparable to Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations 國富論|国富论[Guo2 fu4 lun4]
 lì lù xūn xīn to be eager for wealth and emolument (idiom)
 shàn cái to cherish wealth
退 tián tuì contented / uninterested in wealth and glory
 zhāo cái lit. inviting wealth / We wish you success and riches (cf idiom 招財進寶|招财进宝[zhao1 cai2 jin4 bao3])
 zhāo cái jìn bǎo ushering in wealth and prosperity (idiom and traditional greeting, esp. at New Year) / We wish you wealth and success!
 bài guāng to squander one's fortune / to dissipate one's wealth
 fú lì mere worldly, superficial gain, such as wealth and fame
 Tāng Yù lín Tang Yulin (1871-1937), minor warlord in northeast China, sometime governor of Chengde 承德, mostly poor in battle but very successful at accumulating personal wealth
 xuàn fù to flaunt wealth / ostentatious
 zhǐ lù happiness and wealth
 jīng shén cái fù spiritual wealth
 póu liǎn wú yàn to accumulate wealth without satisfaction / to continually plunder (idiom)
 cái lì wealth and profit / riches
 mǎi guān to buy a title / to use wealth to acquire office
 jīn qián guà shuài caring only about money and wealth
 lòu fù to show one's wealth / to let one's wealth show
 huáng liáng měi mèng dream of golden millet / fig. illusions of wealth and power / pipe dream
 fù bù guò sān dài wealth never survives three generations (idiom)
· yà dāng · sī mì Adam Smith (1723-1790), Scottish ethical philosopher and pioneer economist, author of The Wealth of Nations 國富論|国富论
 zhǔ quán jī jīn sovereign wealth fund / sovereign fund
  wealth effect
 yǒu xíng cái fù tangible wealth
  Latin American Conference on Research in Income and Wealth
  International Working Group of Sovereign Wealth Funds
  International Association for Research into Income and Wealth
  International Association for Research in Income and Wealth
  Agreement on Wealth Sharing during the Pre-Interim and Interim Period
 wǔ fú lín mén lit. (may the) five blessings descend upon this home (namely: longevity, wealth, health, virtue, and a natural death) / (an auspicious saying for the Lunar New Year)
寿 fù guì shòu kǎo rank, wealth, and long life
 Yà dāng · Sī mì Adam Smith (1723-1790), Scottish ethical philosopher and pioneer economist, author of The Wealth of Nations 國富論|国富论
 chī dé kǔ zhōng kǔ , fāng wéi rén shàng rén one cannot achieve glory and wealth without having been through trials and tribulations (proverb) / no pain, no gain
 pīn diē (slang) to rely on one's father's wealth or prestige to get ahead
 zuò chī shān kōng lit. just sitting and eating, one can deplete even a mountain of wealth (idiom) / fig. to spend one's money without generating any income
 mēn shēng fā dà cái to amass wealth while keeping a low profile (idiom)
 Zhào gōng yuán shuài Marshal Zhao, aka Zhao Gongming or Zhao Xuantan, God of Wealth in the Chinese folk tradition and Taoism
 Zhào Gōng míng Zhao Gongming, God of Wealth in the Chinese folk tradition and Taoism
 Zhào Xuán tán Zhao Xuantan, God of Wealth in the Chinese folk tradition and Taoism
 shēng jù jiào xùn to increase the population, amass wealth, and teach the people to be faithful to the cause (in preparation for war, following a defeat)
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