HSK 3 - General 16

简介

这一章围绕“HSK 3 - General 16”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 证明 到 自从，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 3 Vocabulary（55）

1. 证明 zhèng míng Prove; proof; certificate. Used as a verb meaning to prove or demonstrate, and as a noun referring to proof, evidence, or an official cer...
2. 支 zhī A measure word used for thin, stick-like objects such as pens, cigarettes, and candles, and also for songs, teams, and military units.
3. 支持 zhī chí Support; back up. To give approval, encouragement, or assistance to someone or something.
4. 支付 zhī fù Pay; make a payment. A somewhat formal term for paying or disbursing money.
5. 直播 zhí bō Livestream; live broadcast. To broadcast or watch content in real time.
6. 直到 zhí dào Until; up to. Indicates a continuous action or state lasting up to a certain point in time or event.
7. 值 zhí Be worth; value. Used as a verb meaning something is worth a certain price or effort, or as a noun meaning value.
8. 值得 zhí dé Be worth doing; deserve. Indicates that something merits the time, effort, or attention.
9. 职工 zhí gōng Staff; worker; employee. A formal term for workers or employees, especially in state-owned enterprises or large organisations.
10. 职业 zhí yè Occupation; profession; career. Refers to one's line of work or professional identity.
11. 只好 zhǐ hǎo Have no choice but to; can only. Expresses that due to circumstances, one is forced to take a particular action.
12. 只是 zhǐ shì Merely; just; it's just that. Used as an adverb meaning 'only' or 'merely,' or as a conjunction meaning 'but' or 'however.'
13. 只有 zhǐ yǒu Only; only if. Used to express exclusivity or to state a necessary condition, often paired with 才.
14. 指 zhǐ Point at; refer to; finger. As a verb, means to point at something or to refer to something. As a noun, means finger.
15. 指出 zhǐ chū Point out; indicate. To explicitly identify or call attention to something, especially a problem, error, or important point.
16. 指导 zhǐ dǎo Guide; instruct; direct. To provide guidance, instruction, or direction to someone.
17. 至今 zhì jīn To this day; until now; up to the present. Indicates that a situation has continued from a past point up to the present moment.
18. 至少 zhì shǎo At least; at minimum. Used to indicate the minimum amount, degree, or extent of something.
19. 志愿 zhì yuàn Aspiration; wish; volunteer. Refers to a person's ambition or desired goal, and also used in the context of volunteering.
20. 志愿者 zhì yuàn zhě Volunteer. A person who offers their time and effort to help others without payment.
21. 制定 zhì dìng Formulate; draw up; establish. To create rules, plans, policies, or standards in a systematic way.
22. 制度 zhì dù System; institution; regime. An established set of rules, laws, or organisational structures governing a group or society.
23. 制造 zhì zào Manufacture; make; create. To produce goods through industrial processes, or figuratively to create situations or problems.
24. 制作 zhì zuò Make; produce; create. To make or produce something, often with care and skill, including films, food, crafts, and creative works.
25. 中部 zhōng bù Central part; middle region. Refers to the central area of a country, region, or object.
26. 中华民族 zhōng huá mín zú The Chinese nation; the Chinese people as a whole. A collective term for all ethnic groups within China.
27. 终于 zhōng yú Finally; at last. Indicates that something long awaited or worked toward has happened.
28. 钟 zhōng Clock; bell; time as measured in minutes. Refers to a timepiece, a bell, or is used as a unit for minutes.
29. 种 zhǒng Kind; type; sort. A measure word used to classify different varieties, types, or categories of things.
30. 种子 zhǒng zi Seed. The small embryonic plant enclosed in a covering, from which a new plant can grow.
31. 重大 zhòng dà Major; significant; important. Describes something of great importance, scale, or impact.
32. 周围 zhōu wéi Surroundings; around; vicinity. Refers to the area encircling a person, place, or object.
33. 猪 zhū Pig; swine. The common farm animal, and one of the twelve Chinese zodiac animals.
34. 主持 zhǔ chí Host; preside over; chair. To lead or oversee an event, meeting, or programme as the master of ceremonies.
35. 主动 zhǔ dòng Proactive; take the initiative. To do something voluntarily without being asked or prompted.
36. 主任 zhǔ rèn Director; chief; head. A title for the person in charge of a department, office, or committee.
37. 主意 zhǔ yi Idea; plan; decision. Refers to a thought, suggestion, or decision about what to do.
38. 主张 zhǔ zhāng Advocate; assert; proposition. As a verb, to advocate for or insist on something. As a noun, a viewpoint or stance on an issue.
39. 注意 zhù yì Pay attention; watch out; notice. To direct one's awareness toward something, or a warning to be careful.
40. 祝 zhù Wish; bless. To express good wishes or blessings to someone.
41. 抓 zhuā To grab; to catch; to seize. A physical action of gripping something tightly or apprehending someone.
42. 抓住 zhuā zhù To grab hold of; to seize; to catch firmly. Emphasises successfully gripping or capturing something.
43. 专家 zhuān jiā Expert; specialist. A person with deep knowledge or skill in a particular field.
44. 专门 zhuān mén Specially; specifically; on purpose. Indicates something is done with a particular focus or dedicated intent.
45. 专题 zhuān tí Special topic; special subject. A focused theme or subject for study, discussion, or reporting.
46. 专业 zhuān yè Major; profession; speciality; professional. Refers to a field of study or indicates professional-level skill.
47. 转 zhuǎn To turn; to change direction; to transfer; to shift. Indicates a change in direction, position, or state.
48. 转变 zhuǎn biàn To transform; to change; to shift. A fundamental change in attitude, state, direction, or nature.
49. 状况 zhuàng kuàng Condition; situation; state of affairs. Describes the current state or circumstances of something.
50. 状态 zhuàng tài State; condition; status. The current mode or condition of a person, thing, or system.
51. 追 zhuī To chase; to pursue; to follow. The act of running after or striving to reach someone or something.
52. 资格 zī gé Qualification; eligibility. The credentials or right to do something based on certain conditions.
53. 资金 zī jīn Funds; capital; funding. Money used for a particular purpose, especially in business or projects.
54. 子女 zǐ nǚ Children; sons and daughters. A formal term for one's offspring collectively.
55. 自从 zì cóng Since; ever since. A preposition marking the starting point of an ongoing state or action.