HSK 7–9 vocabulary
The advanced band for academic, professional, and sophisticated real-world Mandarin.
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| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 谜 | mí | a question or game that is hard to answer |
| 谜底 | mídǐ | the answer to a riddle |
| 谜团 | mítuán | a mystery; a strange thing that people cannot understand or explain |
| 谜语 | míyǔ | a riddle; a fun question that you answer by guessing |
| 秘方 | mìfāng | a secret recipe or method, often for food or medicine |
| 秘诀 | mìjué | a secret way or method that helps you do something well |
| 密不可分 | mìbùkěfēn | joined so closely that they cannot be separated |
| 密度 | mìdù | how much of something is in a space (for example, people in a city) |
| 密封 | mìfēng | to close something completely so air or water cannot get in or out |
| 密集 | mìjí | packed very close together in one place |
| 蜜 | mì | honey (as in 蜂蜜) |
| 蜜蜂 | mìfēng | a small flying insect that makes sweet honey |
| 蜜月 | mìyuè | a holiday that two people take after they get married |
| 棉花 | miánhuā | cotton, a soft white material for making clothes |
| 免 | miǎn | free; costing no money (as in 免费) |
| 免不了 | miǎnbuliǎo | bound to happen; it cannot be avoided |
| 免除 | miǎnchú | to say someone does not have to pay money or do something |
| 免疫 | miǎnyì | the body's power to fight sickness and stay healthy |
| 免职 | miǎnzhí | to remove someone from their job or important position |
| 勉强 | miǎnqiǎng | to do something with difficulty, when you do not really want to |
| 缅怀 | miǎnhuái | to remember someone who has died with love and respect |
| 面部 | miànbù | face; the front part of the head |
| 面粉 | miànfěn | a white powder used for making bread, cakes, and other foods |
| 面红耳赤 | miànhóng-ěrchì | face and ears turn red because of anger, excitement, or embarrassment |
| 面面俱到 | miànmiàn-jùdào | covering every part of something; very complete, with nothing forgotten |
| 面目全非 | miànmù-quánfēi | changed so much that it looks completely different |
| 苗 | miáo | a young plant that has just started to grow (as in 树苗) |
| 苗条 | miáotiao | slim; thin in a nice, attractive way (for a person's body) |
| 苗头 | miáotou | an early sign that something new is starting to happen |
| 描绘 | miáohuì | to describe or show what something is like, using words |
| 瞄准 | miáozhǔn | to point something, like a gun, at what you want to hit |
| 渺小 | miǎoxiǎo | very, very small in size |
| 庙 | miào | a temple; a building where people go to pray |
| 庙会 | miàohuì | a big fair with food, games, and shows, often near a temple |
| 灭绝 | mièjué | to die out completely, so no animals or plants of a kind are left |
| 灭亡 | mièwáng | to be destroyed and disappear forever |
| 民办 | mínbàn | privately run (as in 民办学校， a private school) |
| 民俗 | mínsú | old ways of living that people in a place pass down |
| 民用 | mínyòng | for ordinary people to use; not military |
| 民众 | mínzhòng | ordinary people; most people in a country or city |
| 敏捷 | mǐnjié | able to move quickly and easily |
| 敏锐 | mǐnruì | quick to see or notice small things |
| 名副其实 | míngfùqíshí | as good as its name says; truly deserving it |
| 名贵 | míngguì | very valuable and famous (describing things) |
| 名利 | mínglì | fame and money |
| 名气 | míngqi | fame; how well known a person or thing is |
| 名声 | míngshēng | what people think and say about a person or thing |
| 名言 | míngyán | a famous saying that many people know and often repeat |
| 名著 | míngzhù | a very famous, very good book that many people know and read |
| 明朗 | mínglǎng | bright and clear (weather, sky) |