HSK 1 - General 8

简介

这一章围绕“HSK 1 - General 8”收录了一组高频中文词汇，帮助你把这一阶段最常用的表达按块掌握，而不是零散地背单词。

从 小孩儿 到 站，这一组词会加强你在日常交流、阅读理解和更完整表达里的反应速度。

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本章全部HSK 1 Vocabulary（55）

1. 小孩儿 xiǎo háir Child; kid. A common, natural way to refer to a young child in everyday speech.
2. 小姐 xiǎo jiě Miss; young lady. A polite form of address for a young woman.
3. 小朋友 xiǎo péng yǒu Children; little friends. A friendly, affectionate address for young children.
4. 小时 xiǎo shí Hour. The standard unit of time equal to sixty minutes.
5. 小学 xiǎo xué Primary school; elementary school. The first stage of formal education in China.
6. 小学生 xiǎo xué shēng Primary school student; elementary school pupil.
7. 笑 xiào To laugh; to smile. Expresses amusement, happiness, or a friendly expression.
8. 写 xiě To write. The basic verb for writing characters, words, or any text.
9. 谢谢 xiè xie Thank you; to thank. The universal expression of gratitude in Mandarin.
10. 新 xīn New. Describes something recently made, acquired, or experienced for the first time.
11. 新年 xīn nián New Year. Refers to the start of a new year, both the Western New Year (1 January) and, in context, the Chinese New Year (Spring Festival).
12. 星期 xīng qī Week. Used as a standalone noun or as a prefix when naming specific days of the week (星期一 through 星期日/星期天).
13. 星期日 xīng qī rì Sunday (formal). The formal written designation for Sunday, used in official contexts, calendars, and written Chinese.
14. 星期天 xīng qī tiān Sunday (colloquial). The everyday spoken word for Sunday, preferred in casual conversation over the more formal 星期日.
15. 休息 xiū xi To rest; to take a break. Describes pausing activity to recover energy, whether a short break or a full night's sleep.
16. 学 xué To study; to learn. A core verb expressing the act of acquiring knowledge or a skill.
17. 学生 xué shēng Student. Refers to anyone enrolled in formal study, from primary school through university.
18. 学习 xué xí To study; to learn. A compound verb that emphasises the ongoing, deliberate process of learning, often in an academic or disciplined cont...
19. 学校 xué xiào School. A general term for any educational institution, from primary school through university.
20. 学院 xué yuàn College; academy; institute. A higher-education institution or a faculty/department within a university.
21. 要 yào To want; to need; will/going to. A versatile verb used to express desire, necessity, or future intention.
22. 爷爷 yé ye Grandfather (paternal); grandpa. The affectionate term for one's father's father.
23. 也 yě Also; too. An adverb used to indicate that something applies equally to another subject or situation.
24. 页 yè Page (measure word). Used to count pages of a book, document, or other printed material.
25. 一 yī One; a/an. The number one, also used as an indefinite article equivalent in some contexts.
26. 衣服 yī fu Clothes; clothing. A general term for garments and apparel of any kind.
27. 医生 yī shēng Doctor; physician. A trained medical professional who diagnoses and treats illness.
28. 医院 yī yuàn Hospital. A medical institution where patients receive treatment and care.
29. 一半 yī bàn Half; one half. Used to express fifty percent or an equal division of something.
30. 一会儿 yī huìr A moment; a little while. Refers to a short, indefinite period of time.
31. 一下儿 yī xiàr A bit; briefly; for a moment. Used after a verb to soften the action or indicate it happens quickly or casually.
32. 一样 yī yàng The same; alike; identical. Used to express that two or more things are equal or identical in some respect.
33. 一点儿 yī diǎnr A little bit; a small amount. Used to express a small degree or quantity of something.
34. 一些 yī xiē Some; a few; a number of. Indicates an unspecified but moderate quantity of people or things.
35. 用 yòng To use; to employ; to apply. The primary verb for using objects, tools, methods, or resources.
36. 有 yǒu To have; there is/are. The essential verb for possession and existence in Mandarin.
37. 有的 yǒu de Some (of); certain ones. Used to refer to some members of a group, often contrasting with others.
38. 有名 yǒu míng Famous; well-known; renowned. Describes a person, place, or thing that is widely recognised.
39. 有时候 yǒu shí hou Sometimes; at times; occasionally. Used to describe actions or states that occur irregularly.
40. 有（一）些 yǒu yī xiē Some; somewhat; there are some. Combines 有 (there is/are) with 一些 (some) to indicate an existing quantity or degree.
41. 有用 yǒu yòng Useful; to be of use. Describes something that has practical value or serves a purpose.
42. 右 yòu Right (direction). Indicates the right-hand side as opposed to left.
43. 右边 yòu biān Right side; right. Indicates the area or direction to the right.
44. 雨 yǔ Rain. Refers to water falling from the sky as precipitation.
45. 元 yuán Yuan; the basic unit of Chinese currency (RMB). Used when stating prices and amounts of money.
46. 远 yuǎn Far; distant. Describes a long distance between two places or points.
47. 月 yuè Month; moon. Used to name calendar months and also means the moon.
48. 再 zài Again; once more. Indicates that an action will happen again in the future.
49. 再见 zài jiàn Goodbye. The standard way to say farewell in Mandarin Chinese.
50. 在家 zài jiā At home; to be at home. Indicates being present in one's home.
51. 早 zǎo Early; morning. Describes an early time of day, or used as a greeting meaning 'good morning.'
52. 早饭 zǎo fàn Breakfast. The first meal of the day, eaten in the morning.
53. 早上 zǎo shang Morning; in the morning. Refers to the early part of the day, typically before noon.
54. 怎么 zěn me How; why; how come. An interrogative word used to ask about the manner or reason of something.
55. 站 zhàn Station; stop. A place where buses, trains, or other transport vehicles stop.