receive; accept; take

end; come to a close

contain

retrieve; take back; put away

draw together; gather; collect

(verb) 1. to store; 2. to keep

to levy or impose (a charge, a toll, a tax, a fine etc.)

detain; take into custody

listening to the radio

to collect information

to receive secret information, often used when police receive some secret information from the informers

to collect protection fees (by gang members) in their own territory

verb; Triad extorts money from someone/shop/event

works as a cashier

Collect money

bribe; buy off/over

purchase; buy

end; winding down

counterperson; clerk; cashier

the cashier

to listen (to); to listen (in)

to take back; to retake; to regain | Cant.: 收返; 攞返

be careful for the last few years of your life

to force an enemy to surrender; to subdue sb

to put in order; to tidy up | [粵]: 執手尾, rel. terms: 收檔, 收攤

(Cantonese)/to deal with/to punish or kill

retracting

verb; pack up something; cut out; retracted

what's done can't be undone; it is no use crying over spilt milk

holding facility

to sign a receipt

get wind

a combine-harvester (piece of farm machinery)

television viewership ratings

net profit [Syn.] 純利

fee, charge

(noun) Fee

recover; recapture; retake