| 斂財 | liǎn cái | to accumulate wealth; to rake in money |
| 1 | Let the flight through the sky end in the folding of the wings over the nest. | |
| 2 | And it is common that those who are blinded by greed will resort to unscrupulous means to amass their fortunes. | |
| 3 | Well, add one more reason to spite Ronald: as the global economy spirals downward, McDonald's is minting money. | |
| 4 | When the enthusiasm for the rational convergence, when the interest in writing blessing, darling, so that two sincere hearts so invisible at love in the tightly dependent! | |
| 5 | In red wines, tannins are present in grape skins and seeds and lead to astringency and (in the case of young, high-tannin wines) a dry, puckering feeling in the mouth. |