HSK 7–9 vocabulary
The advanced band for academic, professional, and sophisticated real-world Mandarin.
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| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 卷入 | juǎnrù | to be pulled into trouble or a bad situation |
| 卷子 | juànzi | test paper; examination paper |
| 圈 | juàn | livestock enclosure; pen; fold; sty |
| 决议 | juéyì | an important choice that a group makes together at a meeting |
| 诀别 | juébié | to say goodbye to someone for the last time |
| 诀窍 | juéqiào | a smart way to do something well |
| 角逐 | juézhú | to compete against others to win a prize, a game, or first place |
| 觉醒 | juéxǐng | to wake up and understand what is true or real |
| 绝技 | juéjì | a very special skill that only a few people can do |
| 绝缘 | juéyuán | to cover or separate something so electricity cannot pass through it |
| 绝招 | juézhāo | a special skill that only you can do very well |
| 倔强 | juéjiàng | always doing what you want and not listening to other people |
| 崛起 | juéqǐ | to rise quickly and become strong or important |
| 爵士 | juéshì | jazz, a kind of music (as in 爵士乐) |
| 倔 | juè | gruff; surly |
| 军官 | jūnguān | a person who leads soldiers in the army |
| 均衡 | jūnhéng | balanced; having the right amounts of different things, like food |
| 均匀 | jūnyún | the same in every part; with no big differences |
| 君子 | jūnzǐ | a good and honest man; a gentleman |
| 俊 | jùn | handsome; good-looking (as in 英俊) |
| 俊俏 | jùnqiào | pretty and good-looking, often describing someone's face |
| 骏马 | jùnmǎ | a fast, strong horse; a fine horse |
| 竣工 | jùngōng | to be finished (of a building or big project) |
| 卡车 | kǎchē | a large road vehicle that carries goods and heavy things |
| 卡片 | kǎpiàn | a small flat piece of stiff paper with words or pictures |
| 卡通 | kǎtōng | a simple, funny drawing |
| 开办 | kāibàn | to start or set up a business, shop, or school |
| 开采 | kāicǎi | to take coal, oil, or other useful things out of the ground |
| 开场 | kāichǎng | to start; to open (a show, event, or meeting) |
| 开场白 | kāichǎngbái | the first words you say to start a talk or show |
| 开除 | kāichú | to make someone leave their job because they did something wrong |
| 开动 | kāidòng | to start (a car, train, or machine) moving or working |
| 开发区 | kāifāqū | a special area of land where new factories, offices, and homes are built |
| 开发商 | kāifāshāng | a company that builds new houses and buildings and sells them |
| 开工 | kāigōng | to start work (for a company or factory) |
| 开垦 | kāikěn | to clear wild land so people can farm on it |
| 开口 | kāikǒu | to open your mouth |
| 开阔 | kāikuò | wide and open, like a big space or a view |
| 开朗 | kāilǎng | happy and friendly in character; easy to talk to |
| 开辟 | kāipì | to open up a new road, area, or space |
| 开启 | kāiqǐ | to start something new, such as a new life or a new time |
| 开枪 | kāi qiāng | to shoot; to fire a gun at someone or something |
| 开天辟地 | kāitiān-pìdì | very new and important; the first of its kind in history |
| 开拓 | kāituò | to open up new land, markets, or business |
| 开销 | kāixiāo | expenses; the money you spend on living or doing things |
| 开张 | kāizhāng | to open a new shop and start doing business |
| 开支 | kāizhī | money that you spend on things you need, like food or rent |
| 凯歌 | kǎigē | a song people sing to celebrate winning a war or a game |
| 楷模 | kǎimó | a person who is a very good example for other people |
| 刊登 | kāndēng | to print a story or photo in a newspaper or magazine |