HSK 7–9 vocabulary
The advanced band for academic, professional, and sophisticated real-world Mandarin.
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| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 郊外 | jiāowài | the land just outside a city, where there are fewer buildings |
| 郊游 | jiāoyóu | to go on a short trip for fun, often to the countryside |
| 浇 | jiāo | to pour water or another liquid onto something |
| 娇惯 | jiāoguàn | to spoil someone, often a child, by giving them too much |
| 娇气 | jiāoqì | delicate and fussy, like a spoiled child |
| 胶囊 | jiāonáng | a small pill with medicine inside that you swallow whole |
| 胶片 | jiāopiàn | film for a camera, used to take photos |
| 焦 | jiāo | burnt (as in 烧焦, burnt food) |
| 焦急 | jiāojí | very worried and not able to relax or wait calmly |
| 焦距 | jiāojù | the distance in a camera lens that makes things look big or small |
| 焦虑 | jiāolǜ | feeling very worried and nervous about something |
| 焦躁 | jiāozào | anxious and restless; unable to stay calm or wait patiently |
| 礁石 | jiāoshí | rocks in the sea that ships must be careful of |
| 嚼 | jiáo | to chew food with your teeth before swallowing |
| 角落 | jiǎoluò | corner; the place where two walls or sides of a room meet |
| 狡猾 | jiǎohuá | clever in a bad, dishonest way |
| 绞 | jiǎo | to twist things tightly together |
| 矫正 | jiǎozhèng | to correct something; to make a wrong thing right |
| 搅 | jiǎo | to stir; to mix something by turning it around with a spoon |
| 搅拌 | jiǎobàn | to stir; to mix food or drink by moving it around |
| 缴 | jiǎo | to pay money you owe, like fees or taxes (as in 缴费) |
| 缴费 | jiǎofèi | to pay money for a service, like water, phone, or school fees |
| 缴纳 | jiǎonà | to pay money that you must give, such as taxes or fees |
| 叫板 | jiàobǎn | to challenge someone; to dare someone to compete or fight |
| 叫好 | jiàohǎo | to shout "Bravo!" to praise a good performance |
| 轿车 | jiàochē | a car with a closed top and seats for a few people |
| 较劲 | jiàojìn | to compete with someone; to try hard to do better than them |
| 较量 | jiàoliàng | to compete against someone to see who is stronger or better |
| 教科书 | jiàokēshū | a school book students use to study a subject |
| 教条 | jiàotiáo | a fixed rule or belief that people follow without thinking |
| 教养 | jiàoyǎng | good manners; polite behavior that shows how someone was raised |
| 阶层 | jiēcéng | a group of people in society with similar jobs or money |
| 阶级 | jiējí | a group of people in a country with similar money or jobs |
| 阶梯 | jiētī | steps for going up or down, like stairs |
| 皆 | jiē | all; every one; in every case |
| 结 | jiē | (of plants) to produce fruit (as in 结果子) |
| 结果 | jiēguǒ | (of a tree or plant) to produce fruit |
| 接班 | jiēbān | to start work when another person's work time ends |
| 接班人 | jiēbānrén | the person who takes over someone else's job or position |
| 接二连三 | jiē'èr-liánsān | happening again and again, one right after another |
| 接轨 | jiēguǐ | to connect, like two railway lines joining |
| 接济 | jiējì | to give money or food to someone who is poor or in need |
| 接见 | jiējiàn | An important person, like a leader, meets and talks with a visitor. |
| 接力 | jiēlì | relay: a team race where runners take turns (as in 接力赛) |
| 接纳 | jiēnà | to accept someone or something |
| 接手 | jiēshǒu | to take over a job or work from someone else |
| 接送 | jiēsòng | to pick someone up and take them somewhere, then bring them back |
| 接替 | jiētì | to take over someone's job or position |
| 接听 | jiētīng | to answer the phone |
| 接通 | jiētōng | to connect water, electricity, or a phone line |