Chinese Word: 两讫 - Talking Chinese English Dictionary

两 liǎng 讫 qì (Trad.: 兩訖)

received and paid for (business term); the goods delivered and the bill settled

1		shāng jiā 商家 yīng 应 zūn shǒu 遵守 de 的 jīng yíng 经营 guī zé 规则 zhī yī 之一 shì 是 měi bǐ 每笔 shēng yi 生意 yào 要 zuò dào 做到 huò kuǎn 货款 liǎng qì 两讫。 Businessmen is that Both sides should Be clear for each deal.
2		kàn dào 看到 zhè xiē 这些 rén 人 lǎo shi 老是 lái 来 xiàng 向 wǒ 我 tí 提 zhè zhǒng 这种 yāo qiú 要求， wǒ 我 shí zài 实在 shì 是 shòu bù liǎo 受不了， tā men 他们 fù qián 付钱 gěi 给 wǒ 我 jiù 就 rèn wéi 认为 hé 和 wǒ 我 kě yǐ 可以 liǎng qì 两讫 le 了。 I'm so tired of seeing people forever coming and asking for the same thing, paying me for it and thinking that they've wiped the slate clean.

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