HSK 4 - Mixed 1

Introduction

HSK 4 pushes you toward independent communication. The vocabulary at this level lets you discuss relationships, study, work, media, feelings, and more abstract everyday topics with greater precision.

From 包裹 to 一致, you'll meet the kind of vocabulary that shows up in classroom discussion, workplace situations, media, and more detailed personal expression.

Themes

All HSK 4 Vocabulary in This Chapter (20)

1. 包裹 bāo guǒ Package; parcel; to wrap up. Refers to a wrapped item sent by mail or delivery, or the act of wrapping something.
2. 冰雪 bīng xuě Ice and snow. Used to describe wintry conditions, winter landscapes, or things associated with cold and purity.
3. 潮 cháo Tide; trend; damp; fashionable. Can refer to ocean tides, social trends, or describe something as trendy or trendy.
4. 传统 chuán tǒng Tradition; traditional. Refers to customs, practices, or values passed down through generations.
5. 典型 diǎn xíng Typical; representative example. Describes something that clearly embodies the characteristics of its type.
6. 顶 dǐng Top; peak; to carry on one's head; to push up against. Also used as a measure word for hats and certain other objects.
7. 规则 guī zé Rule; regulation; regular; orderly. Refers to established norms, laws, or patterns that govern behaviour.
8. 轮 lún Wheel; round; turn; to take turns. Used as a noun (wheel/round), verb (to rotate/take turns), or measure word (a round or cycle).
9. 梦 mèng Dream; to dream. Refers to dreams during sleep or aspirations and goals one hopes to achieve.
10. 圈 quān Circle; loop; ring; to circle or encircle. Refers to circular shapes, social circles, or the act of drawing a circle around something.
11. 万一 wàn yī Just in case; in the unlikely event that; what if. Used to express a contingency or low-probability scenario that one should still prepar...
12. 系统 xì tǒng System; systematic. Refers to an organised set of elements working together, or describes something done in a thorough, organised way.
13. 想象 xiǎng xiàng Imagination; to imagine. Refers to the mental act of forming ideas or images of things not present.
14. 单 dān Single; alone; odd (number); simple; one-sided. Describes something that is alone, unpaired, or only one.
15. 反 fǎn Reverse; opposite; to turn over; to rebel. Indicates opposition, reversal, or turning something to its other side.
16. 怪 guài Strange; odd; to blame; monster. Describes something unusual or abnormal, or expresses blame.
17. 临时 lín shí Temporary; makeshift; at the last minute. Describes something arranged or done for a short period or on short notice.
18. 轻易 qīng yì Easily; rashly; without much thought. Describes doing something without effort or without careful consideration, often used in negative s...
19. 相反 xiāng fǎn Opposite; contrary; on the contrary. Indicates that something is the direct opposite of what was stated.
20. 一致 yī zhì Consistent; unanimous; in agreement. Describes a state where things match, agree, or are in harmony.