借支 | Chinese meaning

借支【jiè zhī】

This phrase is used when an employee requests a portion of their salary before the usual payday, often during times of financial need.

，。

I don't have enough money this month, so I'm planning to get an advance from my boss.

This phrase is used when an employee requests a portion of their salary before the usual payday, often during times of financial need.

，。

I don't have enough money this month, so I'm planning to get an advance from my boss.

HSK 22

含义borrow; lend; make pretext of

拼音jiè

HSK 34

含义disperse, pay; support; branch

拼音zhī

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This phrase is used when an employee requests a portion of their salary before the usual payday, often during times of financial need.

，。

I don't have enough money this month, so I'm planning to get an advance from my boss.

This phrase is used when an employee requests a portion of their salary before the usual payday, often during times of financial need.

，。

I don't have enough money this month, so I'm planning to get an advance from my boss.

HSK 22

含义borrow; lend; make pretext of

拼音jiè

HSK 34

含义disperse, pay; support; branch

拼音zhī