HSK 7-9 — 抛 to 骗人

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 抛 to 骗人, spanning nuanced meanings across formal registers, specialised domains, and idiomatic expression.

Themes

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

1. 批判 pī pàn To criticise; to make a principled critical judgement; to systematically analyse and expose the faults of ideas, behaviour, or systems.
2. 抛弃 pāo qì Abandon; to desert or discard someone or something, often with a sense of betrayal or moral failure.
3. 片段 piàn duàn A fragment; excerpt; segment; a brief passage from a text, conversation, memory, or performance extracted from a larger whole.
4. 披露 pī lù To disclose; to reveal; to make public. Used when previously hidden, restricted, or sensitive information is brought to light.
5. 骗人 piàn rén To deceive; to cheat; to trick someone. Also used predicatively or attributively to describe something or someone as deceptive.
6. 膨胀 péng zhàng To expand; to swell; to inflate. Describes physical expansion caused by heat or pressure, or the unchecked metaphorical growth of ambitio...
7. 偏见 piān jiàn Bias; prejudice; a preconceived, unfair, or one-sided view formed without full information or impartial judgment.
8. 抛 pāo Throw; to hurl or fling something; to cast aside or abandon something or someone.
9. 批发 pī fā Wholesale; to sell or purchase goods in bulk at a reduced unit price; wholesale trade as opposed to retail (零售).
10. 陪伴 péi bàn Accompany; to keep someone company; the act of being present with someone, especially in difficult or lonely times.
11. 配件 pèi jiàn Accessory; component part; a supplementary piece that attaches to or supports a main device or product.
12. 抨击 pēng jī Criticise harshly; to attack verbally with force; to denounce someone or something severely in speech or writing.
13. 碰撞 pèng zhuàng To collide; to crash; to impact. Used both for physical collisions and figuratively for clashes of ideas, cultures, or opposing viewpoints.
14. 捧 pěng To hold in cupped hands; to carry with both hands raised; to flatter or lavish excessive praise on someone.
15. 匹配 pǐ pèi To match; to pair up; to be compatible with; to correspond appropriately in quality, ability, or characteristics.
16. 泡沫 pào mò Foam; bubble; froth; an economic bubble; something that appears substantial but is hollow and fragile.
17. 譬如 pì rú For instance; for example. A formal connective used to introduce an illustrative example that supports or clarifies a preceding statement.
18. 片子 piān zi Film; movie; X-ray film or image in medical contexts; colloquially, any flat thin object or slide.
19. 佩服 pèi fú Admire; to feel deep respect or admiration for someone's ability, character, or achievements.
20. 偏偏 piān piān Just; precisely; contrary to what is expected or desired. Expresses an unexpected or contrary outcome, often with a sense of irony, frust...
21. 偏向 piān xiàng To lean toward; to favour; to be biased in favour of a particular person, group, or viewpoint. Also used as a noun meaning a bias or tend...
22. 跑道 pǎo dào Track; runway; a designated lane or strip for running, racing, or aircraft takeoff and landing.
23. 配偶 pèi ǒu Spouse; a marriage partner; the person to whom one is legally married.
24. 配音 pèi yīn Dub; dubbing; to record a voice track for a film, animation, or other media; voice acting.
25. 偏差 piān chā Deviation; discrepancy; a systematic or random departure from an expected standard, norm, or target; error or bias in measurement or judg...
26. 疲劳 pí láo Fatigued; tired; weary. Also used technically for physical fatigue, material fatigue, and operational weariness in scientific and enginee...
27. 碰上 pèng shang To run into; to encounter; to come across; to happen upon. Covers chance encounters with people, situations, or difficulties.
28. 疲惫 pí bèi Exhausted; worn out; deeply drained. Describes a state of profound physical or mental fatigue that goes beyond ordinary tiredness.
29. 篇幅 piān fú The length or extent of a piece of writing; the space occupied by a text; scope of a written work.
30. 胚胎 pēi tāi Embryo; the early stage of a developing organism after fertilisation; the nascent form of something.
31. 劈 pī To chop; to split; to cleave; to hack. Describes forcefully cutting something apart with a heavy blade, axe, or similar tool.
32. 跑车 pǎo chē Sports car; a high-performance automobile designed for speed, agility, and prestige.
33. 蓬勃 péng bó Vigorous; thriving; flourishing. Describes something full of vitality and growing powerfully with abundant energy.
34. 偏远 piān yuǎn Remote; far-flung; distant and isolated from urban or administrative centres. Emphasises geographical distance and difficulty of access.
35. 皮带 pí dài Belt; leather strap; driving belt. Refers to a waist belt worn with clothing, or a mechanical transmission or conveyor belt.
36. 喷泉 pēn quán Fountain; a decorative structure that jets water upward; a natural spring that sprays water from the ground.
37. 烹调 pēng tiáo Cook; to prepare food using heat; the art and technique of cooking; culinary preparation.
38. 抛开 pāo kāi Set aside; to put something out of one's mind or deliberately exclude a factor from consideration.
39. 配送 pèi sòng Deliver; to distribute and send goods to a destination; fulfilment and delivery of orders.
40. 疲倦 pí juàn Tired; fatigued; weary. A moderate level of tiredness, and also the sense of being tired of or wearied by something.
41. 赔钱 péi qián Lose money; to suffer a financial loss; to make a payment as compensation for damage or loss.
42. 偏僻 piān pì Remote and out-of-the-way; describing a location that is far from urban centres, main roads, or centres of activity, implying poor access...
43. 刨 páo Dig; to scratch or scrape the earth; to hollow out by digging or planing; to deduct or subtract.
44. 媲美 pì měi To rival; to be comparable or equal to in quality or achievement. Used to express that one thing matches or measures up to a prestigious ...
45. 碰巧 pèng qiǎo By coincidence; as luck would have it; happen to; by chance. Indicates an unplanned encounter or circumstance.
46. 偏方 piān fāng A folk remedy or home remedy; an unofficial medical prescription or treatment method passed down through popular tradition rather than fo...
47. 陪葬 péi zàng Be buried with the deceased; to accompany someone in death by being interred together; historically, objects or people buried with a ruler.
48. 捧场 pěng chǎng To support a performer or event by attending; to show up and cheer someone on; to give face by being present or offering compliments.
49. 疲惫不堪 pí bèi bù kān Utterly exhausted; completely worn out; in a state of total physical and mental depletion that is barely endurable.
50. 譬如说 pì rú shuō For example; take for instance; that is to say. A slightly more conversational variant of 譬如, used to introduce a concrete example in bot...
51. 脾 pí Spleen (the organ). In Chinese medicine, 脾 governs digestive transformation and is the root of 脾气 (temperament) and 脾胃 (the digestive sys...
52. 碰钉子 pèng dīng zi To meet with a rebuff; to be flatly rejected; to run into an unexpected wall (literally: to bump into a nail).
53. 跑龙套 pǎo lóng tào Play a minor role; to take on a trivial, supporting, or background part in a production or organisation; to do menial or insignificant work.
54. 僻静 pì jìng Secluded and quiet; describing a place that is out of the way and undisturbed by noise or traffic.
55. 鹏程万里 péng chéng wàn lǐ May your future be as boundless as the great roc's flight of ten thousand li; a wish for a brilliant and unlimited future ahead.