HSK 7-9 — 兼容 to 交付

Introduction

HSK 7-9 vocabulary represents near-native proficiency — advanced academic, professional, and literary Chinese used by educated speakers in sophisticated contexts.

This chapter covers 55 words from 兼容 to 交付, spanning nuanced meanings across formal registers, specialised domains, and idiomatic expression.

Themes

All HSK 7-9 Vocabulary in This Chapter (55)

1. 交付 jiāo fù To deliver; to hand over; to pay. Transferring something to another party, often fulfilling an obligation.
2. 交叉 jiāo chā To intersect; to cross; to overlap. Lines, paths, or areas meeting at a point or overlapping.
3. 交锋 jiāo fēng To clash; to cross swords; to confront. Direct confrontation or competition between opposing sides.
4. 健壮 jiàn zhuàng Strong and robust; sturdy; well-built. Having a healthy and powerful physique.
5. 僵 jiāng Stiff; rigid; numb. Describing something that has lost flexibility or mobility.
6. 僵化 jiāng huà To become rigid; to ossify; to stagnate. Losing flexibility and becoming fixed or inflexible.
7. 僵局 jiāng jú Deadlock; stalemate; impasse. A situation where no progress can be made.
8. 兼容 jiān róng Compatible; to be compatible with. Describes the ability of systems, software, or standards to work together without conflict.
9. 兼职 jiān zhí Part-time job; to hold a concurrent position. Work done in addition to one's main employment.
10. 减免 jiǎn miǎn To reduce or exempt; to waive partially or completely. Lessening or eliminating fees, taxes, or obligations.
11. 减压 jiǎn yā To decompress; to relieve pressure or stress. Reducing physical pressure or psychological stress.
12. 减弱 jiǎn ruò To weaken; to diminish; to attenuate. A gradual decrease in strength, intensity, or influence.
13. 减速 jiǎn sù To decelerate; to slow down. Reducing speed or the rate of movement or change.
14. 奖品 jiǎng pǐn Prize; award. Items given as rewards for winning or achievement.
15. 奖杯 jiǎng bēi Trophy; cup. A cup-shaped prize awarded for winning a competition.
16. 奖牌 jiǎng pái Medal. A flat metal disc awarded for achievement, typically in sports or military contexts.
17. 奖项 jiǎng xiàng Award category; prize type. A specific category or type of award in a competition or ceremony.
18. 姜 jiāng Ginger. A pungent root used extensively in Chinese cooking and traditional medicine.
19. 建交 jiàn jiāo To establish diplomatic relations. The formal process of countries recognizing each other and establishing official ties.
20. 建树 jiàn shù Achievement; accomplishment; to achieve something significant. Notable contributions or accomplishments in one's field.
21. 建筑师 jiàn zhù shī Architect. A professional who designs buildings and oversees construction.
22. 建筑物 jiàn zhù wù Building; structure. A man-made construction used for various purposes.
23. 拣 jiǎn To pick out; to select; to sort. Choosing items from among many, often implying careful selection.
24. 检察 jiǎn chá To prosecute; to examine and investigate. Legal supervision and investigation conducted by procuratorial organs.
25. 检讨 jiǎn tǎo To self-criticize; to review and reflect on one's mistakes. A formal acknowledgment and analysis of one's errors.
26. 溅 jiàn To splash; to spatter. Liquid or particles scattering when hitting a surface.
27. 煎 jiān To pan-fry; to fry in shallow oil. A cooking method using a small amount of oil in a flat pan with moderate heat.
28. 简体字 jiǎn tǐ zì Simplified Chinese characters. The standardized character forms officially adopted in mainland China.
29. 简化 jiǎn huà To simplify; to streamline. Making something less complex or easier to understand or use.
30. 简易 jiǎn yì Simple; easy; simplified. Describing something made simple or easy to use.
31. 简洁 jiǎn jié Concise; succinct; terse. Clean and clear without unnecessary elements.
32. 简短 jiǎn duǎn Brief; short; concise. Describing something that is short in duration or length.
33. 简称 jiǎn chēng Abbreviation; short name; to call by a shorter name. A condensed form of a longer name or title.
34. 简要 jiǎn yào Brief and to the point; concise and essential. Containing only the most important information.
35. 简陋 jiǎn lòu Crude; simple and crude; shabby. Describing facilities, conditions, or equipment that are basic and lacking in quality.
36. 见义勇为 jiàn yì yǒng wéi To act bravely for a righteous cause; to step up and do the right thing. Courageous intervention to help others.
37. 见仁见智 jiàn rén jiàn zhì Different people have different views; opinions vary. Acknowledging that reasonable people may disagree.
38. 见外 jiàn wài To be overly formal; to treat as an outsider; too polite. Being unnecessarily distant or formal with someone close.
39. 见效 jiàn xiào To take effect; to produce results; to be effective. The visible manifestation of results from an action or treatment.
40. 见解 jiàn jiě Opinion; view; insight. A personal perspective or understanding on a matter.
41. 见证 jiàn zhèng To witness; to bear witness; testimony. Being present to observe and attest to an event.
42. 见识 jiàn shi Experience and knowledge; insight; to gain exposure to. The breadth of one's worldly experience.
43. 见钱眼开 jiàn qián yǎn kāi Eyes light up at the sight of money; greedy; money-grubbing. Describes someone who is obsessed with money.
44. 讲学 jiǎng xué To give lectures; to lecture at an institution. Teaching or presenting academic knowledge formally.
45. 讲解 jiǎng jiě To explain; to expound; to give a commentary. Providing detailed explanations of something.
46. 讲述 jiǎng shù To narrate; to recount; to tell. Recounting events, stories, or experiences in detail.
47. 贱 jiàn Cheap; lowly; despicable. Low in price, status, or moral character.
48. 鉴于 jiàn yú In view of; considering; given that. A formal preposition introducing reasons or circumstances.
49. 鉴别 jiàn bié To differentiate; to identify; to distinguish. Determining the authenticity, quality, or nature of something.
50. 鉴赏 jiàn shǎng To appreciate; to appraise and enjoy. The informed appreciation of art, literature, or other cultural works.
51. 间断 jiàn duàn To interrupt; intermittent; to break continuity. A pause or break in an otherwise continuous process.
52. 间谍 jiàn dié Spy; secret agent. A person who secretly gathers information for a foreign country or competing organization.
53. 间隔 jiàn gé Interval; gap; to space out. The distance or time between things.
54. 间隙 jiàn xì Gap; crack; crevice; spare moment. A narrow space between things or a brief pause between activities.
55. 降临 jiàng lín To descend; to befall; to arrive. Something coming down from above or arriving, often with a sense of significance.