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The word 找 (zhǎo) is versatile in Chinese and can be used in various contexts. One of its meanings is "to give change," particularly in the context of transactions or payments. In this sense, 找 (zhǎo) refers to the act of returning the excess money to a customer after a purchase.
When you pay for something and the cashier returns the excess amount, they often say 找 (zhǎo). For example, if you give a 100 yuan note for a 75 yuan item, the cashier would say 找你25元 (zhǎo nǐ 25 yuán), meaning "Here you go - 25 yuan in change."
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找 (zhǎo) is used in everyday conversation to mean "give change". For example, when someone pays for something with cash, the cashier might say "请给我找零 (qǐng gěi wǒ zhǎo líng)" which means "please give me the change".
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