HSK 7–9 vocabulary
The advanced band for academic, professional, and sophisticated real-world Mandarin.
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| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 疲倦 | píjuàn | very tired, with little energy in your body or mind |
| 疲劳 | píláo | tiredness; a strong feeling of being tired in your body or eyes |
| 脾 | pí | temper; mood (as in 脾气, a person's temper) |
| 匹配 | pǐpèi | to match well; to go well together |
| 媲美 | pìměi | to be as good as something else |
| 僻静 | pìjìng | (of places) quiet and far away, with few people around |
| 譬如 | pìrú | for example; said before you give an example |
| 譬如说 | pìrú shuō | for example; you say this before giving one example of what you mean |
| 片子 | piānzi | a movie; a film (spoken word for 电影) |
| 偏差 | piānchā | a difference between an answer or number and the correct one |
| 偏方 | piānfāng | a simple home medicine for illness, often from old family knowledge |
| 偏见 | piānjiàn | an unfair opinion about a person or thing, made before knowing the facts |
| 偏僻 | piānpì | far from towns and cities, with few people around |
| 偏偏 | piānpiān | happens in just the bad way you do not want |
| 偏向 | piānxiàng | to unfairly like one person more than others |
| 偏远 | piānyuǎn | far away from cities and towns |
| 篇幅 | piānfú | the length of a piece of writing |
| 片段 | piànduàn | a short part of something longer, such as a film, song, or story |
| 骗人 | piàn rén | to trick people; to say things that are not true |
| 漂 | piāo | to float on water |
| 飘 | piāo | to float in the air, moved slowly by the wind |
| 票房 | piàofáng | the money a film makes from people buying tickets |
| 撇 | piě | to throw |
| 拼搏 | pīnbó | to work very hard and never give up |
| 拼命 | pīnmìng | to try with all your strength; very, very hard |
| 贫富 | pín fù | rich people and poor people |
| 贫穷 | pínqióng | poor; having very little money |
| 频率 | pínlǜ | how often something happens |
| 频频 | pínpín | again and again; many times |
| 品尝 | pǐncháng | to taste food or drink to see how it is |
| 品德 | pǐndé | a person's good qualities, like being honest and kind |
| 品位 | pǐnwèi | a person's taste in clothes, music, art, and other things |
| 品行 | pǐnxíng | a person's behavior; how good, kind, and honest they are |
| 聘 | pìn | to hire someone for a job (as in 聘请, 招聘) |
| 聘任 | pìnrèn | to give someone a job or position, often at a school or company |
| 聘用 | pìnyòng | to give someone a job |
| 乒乓球 | pīngpāngqiú | table tennis, a game where players hit a small ball over a net |
| 平常心 | píngchángxīn | a calm, relaxed mind during good times and bad times |
| 平淡 | píngdàn | dull and ordinary; without anything exciting or special |
| 平和 | pínghé | calm and gentle; not angry or excited |
| 平价 | píngjià | cheap; with a price that is not high |
| 平面 | píngmiàn | a flat surface, like the top of a table |
| 平民 | píngmín | ordinary people (people who are not rich or powerful) |
| 平日 | píngrì | a weekday; a normal day when people work or study |
| 平息 | píngxī | (of wind or a storm) to stop and become calm |
| 评定 | píngdìng | to judge how good something or someone is |
| 评论员 | pínglùnyuán | a person who talks about news or sports on TV or radio |
| 评判 | píngpàn | to judge something, like a competition, and decide who wins |
| 评审 | píngshěn | to judge or evaluate something, like a contest or work |
| 评委 | píngwěi | a judge; a person who decides who wins a competition |