one maths question / one debt or bill

[literal translation] upper digit; according to the pronunciation, it may refer to 上訴, which means appeal

Chinese numerals

rigging numbers in accounting so as to pass the auditing; to do math; to do accounting; to organise the accounts and transactions

(verb) to deposit money / cheques into a bank account; to hold someone accountable for something; to keep accounts; book-keeping

Greatest(Highest) Common Divisor

company's budget for business usage

not a good deal; not worth it

expenses on the company by one's employee

able to handle; planned in mind (Cantonese)

addition (mathematics)

quantity per unit (related to finance)

credit card debt

not counted; not qualify

avoiding responsibilites

to number off loudly; to report numbers loudly, such as auctioneers reading out bids loudly; waiters in restaurants reporting accounts loudly

(verb) to pay or settle a bill; (of accountant) to prepare and record all transactions

fake a larger amount than fact (money, age, attendance and etc. )

so many that it is impossible to count

most of the people

number of days; fate

to be in luck

noun; a small or trivial amount or debt

responsible for debts or sales quota (spoken)

saving up a little by little can accumulate to a big amount

it's not good when many small amounts are added up, then they become a big amount of money

Square number

(noun) luck; fortune

one who had made a decision within

The Hang Seng Index