How to Say ‘Charge / fee’ in Traditional Chinese
收費
shōu fèi
[show fay]
💬 Usage Tip: [收費] can mean [charge a fee] or [fee-charging] depending on context. In service talk, it's very common in phrases like [如何收費] and [另外收費].
Phrase Breakdown
收費
shōu fèi
[show fay]
charge a fee; fee-charging
To collect money for a service, or describing something that costs money.
這個停車場晚上不收費。
This parking lot does not charge a fee at night.
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