How to Say ‘Charge more’ in Simplified Chinese
多收钱
💬 Usage Tip: The word [多] means 'more' and [收钱] means 'collect money'. Combining them indicates charging more money than expected.
🇨🇳 In China: Always check the taxi meter to prevent being overcharged, as this can happen in some places.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
多
[duō]
more
Refers to an increased amount or a greater degree.
他总是想多挣一点钱。
He always wants to make a bit more money.
收钱
[shōu qián]
charge money
The act of collecting payment for goods or services.
他希望乘客尽快收钱。
He hopes the passengers will pay money soon.
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