HSK 7–9 vocabulary
The advanced band for academic, professional, and sophisticated real-world Mandarin.
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| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 揭发 | jiēfā | to tell people about bad things someone did in secret |
| 揭露 | jiēlù | to make something bad or secret known to everyone |
| 揭示 | jiēshì | to show or tell people something that was secret or unknown |
| 揭晓 | jiēxiǎo | to make results or answers known to everyone |
| 节俭 | jiéjiǎn | careful with money; not spending more than needed |
| 节气 | jiéqì | one of 24 special days in the Chinese calendar that mark season changes |
| 节水 | jiéshuǐ | to save water; to use less water |
| 节衣缩食 | jiéyī-suōshí | to spend very little money on food and clothes |
| 劫 | jié | to rob; robbery (as in 抢劫 qiǎng jié, to rob) |
| 劫持 | jiéchí | to kidnap someone; to take a person away and hold them by force |
| 洁净 | jiéjìng | very clean; spotless |
| 结冰 | jiébīng | to freeze; to become ice because it is very cold |
| 结晶 | jiéjīng | a hard, solid thing with flat sides that forms from a liquid |
| 结局 | jiéjú | the way a story, film, or event ends |
| 结识 | jiéshí | to meet someone for the first time and get to know them |
| 结尾 | jiéwěi | the end or last part of a story, film, or song |
| 截 | jié | to cut something long and hard into shorter pieces |
| 截然不同 | jiérán-bùtóng | very different; not at all the same |
| 竭尽全力 | jiéjìn-quánlì | to try as hard as you can to do something |
| 竭力 | jiélì | to try as hard as you can |
| 解答 | jiědá | to answer a question or solve a problem |
| 解读 | jiědú | to understand and explain what something means |
| 解雇 | jiěgù | to fire a worker; to make someone lose their job |
| 解救 | jiějiù | to save a person or animal from danger |
| 解剖 | jiěpōu | to cut open a body or an animal to study its parts; anatomy |
| 解散 | jiěsàn | to break up a meeting, group, or organization; people go home |
| 解体 | jiětǐ | to break into many pieces and stop being one whole thing |
| 解脱 | jiětuō | to be free from something that makes you suffer or worry |
| 解围 | jiěwéi | to help someone get out of a difficult or embarrassing situation |
| 解析 | jiěxī | to analyze; to look closely at something to understand it |
| 介入 | jièrù | to get involved in something, often to help or change it |
| 介意 | jièyì | to mind; to feel annoyed or upset about something |
| 介于 | jièyú | to be between two things, numbers, or times |
| 戒备 | jièbèi | to be on guard against possible danger |
| 戒烟 | jiè yān | to stop smoking; to give up smoking cigarettes |
| 戒指 | jièzhi | a small circle of metal that you wear on your finger |
| 届时 | jièshí | at that time; when the time comes (often about a planned event) |
| 界定 | jièdìng | to define; to say clearly what something means and where it ends |
| 界限 | jièxiàn | a line that shows where one thing ends and another begins |
| 界线 | jièxiàn | a line that shows where one thing ends and another begins |
| 借口 | jièkǒu | an excuse; a reason you give that may not be the real reason |
| 借条 | jiètiáo | a written note saying you owe someone money |
| 借用 | jièyòng | to borrow something and use it for a short time |
| 借助 | jièzhù | to use something to help you do something |
| 金属 | jīnshǔ | metal; a hard, heavy material like iron, gold, or silver |
| 金子 | jīnzi | gold; a soft, yellow, very expensive metal |
| 金字塔 | jīnzìtǎ | a very large old stone building shaped like a triangle |
| 津津有味 | jīnjīn-yǒuwèi | with great interest or pleasure, for example when eating or reading |
| 津贴 | jīntiē | Money given regularly to a person, often for work or living costs. |
| 筋 | jīn | tendon, muscle, or vein (as in 抽筋: to get a cramp) |