HSK 7–9 vocabulary
The advanced band for academic, professional, and sophisticated real-world Mandarin.
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| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 端正 | duānzhèng | sitting or standing straight, with a good body position |
| 短缺 | duǎnquē | when there is not enough of something that people need |
| 短暂 | duǎnzàn | lasting only a short time; very brief |
| 段落 | duànluò | a paragraph; one part of a piece of writing |
| 断定 | duàndìng | to conclude that something is true |
| 断断续续 | duànduànxùxù | happening with many short stops, on and off, not all the time |
| 断裂 | duànliè | to break into two or more pieces |
| 堆砌 | duīqì | to pile things up, one on top of another |
| 队形 | duìxíng | the shape that a group of people make when they stand or move together |
| 对白 | duìbái | the words people say to each other in a movie or a play |
| 对策 | duìcè | a plan or way to deal with a problem or hard situation |
| 对称 | duìchèn | symmetry; when the two halves of a thing look the same |
| 对得起 | duìdeqǐ | to not let someone down; to treat them well and fairly |
| 对联 | duìlián | two matching lines of paper with good wishes, put on doors at New Year |
| 对弈 | duìyì | to play a game of chess or Go against another person |
| 对照 | duìzhào | to compare two things by putting them side by side |
| 对峙 | duìzhì | to face each other in a tense standoff; neither side gives in |
| 对准 | duìzhǔn | to aim or point something at a person or thing |
| 兑换 | duìhuàn | to change money from one currency into another |
| 兑现 | duìxiàn | to change a check into money |
| 敦促 | dūncù | to urge someone strongly to do something |
| 敦厚 | dūnhòu | honest and kind (describing a person's character) |
| 炖 | dùn | to cook food slowly in water or soup |
| 顿时 | dùnshí | right away; suddenly, right after something happens |
| 多边 | duōbiān | with many countries or sides taking part together |
| 多功能 | duōgōngnéng | having many different uses |
| 多亏 | duōkuī | thanks to someone's help |
| 多劳多得 | duōláo-duōdé | If you work more, you earn more money. |
| 多年来 | duō nián lái | for many years, from the past until now |
| 多心 | duōxīn | to worry too much about what others say or do |
| 多余 | duōyú | more than what you need; extra |
| 多元 | duōyuán | having many different kinds, forms, or parts |
| 哆嗦 | duōsuo | to shake because you are very cold |
| 夺冠 | duóguàn | to win first place in a big game or match |
| 夺魁 | duókuí | to win first place in a competition or game |
| 躲避 | duǒbì | to hide or move away from danger |
| 躲藏 | duǒcáng | to hide somewhere so people cannot see or find you |
| 舵手 | duòshǒu | a person who drives and guides a boat or ship |
| 堕落 | duòluò | to become a bad person by doing bad things |
| 讹诈 | ézhà | to force someone to pay money by saying bad things will happen |
| 俄语 | Éyǔ | the Russian language, the language people speak in Russia |
| 鹅 | é | goose; a large white bird with a long neck that swims |
| 额外 | éwài | extra; more than what is usual, planned, or needed |
| 厄运 | èyùn | very bad luck; something very unlucky that happens |
| 恶 | è | evil |
| 恶化 | èhuà | to become worse or more serious |
| 恶劣 | èliè | very bad, like very bad weather or very bad living conditions |
| 恶性 | èxìng | very harmful and growing fast, like cancer (as in 恶性肿瘤) |
| 恶意 | èyì | a wish to hurt someone or do something bad |
| 遏制 | èzhì | to stop something bad from growing or spreading |