D HSK 4 Vocabulary

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Pinyin D

答案 dá àn Answer; solution. The response to a question or problem.
打败 dǎ bài To defeat; to beat. To win against someone in competition, battle, or struggle.
打雷 dǎ léi To thunder. Describes the natural phenomenon of thunder occurring during a storm.
打扫 dǎ sǎo To clean; to sweep; to tidy up. The act of cleaning a space.
打折 dǎ zhé To give a discount; to be on sale. Reducing the price of goods.
打针 dǎ zhēn To give or receive an injection; to get a shot. A medical procedure involving a needle.
大巴 dà bā Coach; large bus. A long-distance or intercity bus.
大多 dà duō Mostly; for the most part. Indicates that something applies to the majority of cases.
大方 dà fang Generous; graceful and composed. Describes someone who is open-handed with money or poised in manner.
大哥 dà gē Eldest brother; big brother. Also a respectful or friendly address for a man slightly older than oneself.
大规模 dà guī mó Large-scale; on a grand scale. Describing something that is extensive in size, scope, or impact.
大会 dà huì Conference; assembly; congress. A large formal meeting or gathering.
大姐 dà jiě Eldest sister; big sister. Also a respectful or casual address for a woman somewhat older than oneself.
大楼 dà lóu Building; large multi-storey building. A tall or substantial structure.
大陆 dà lù Continent; mainland. A large continuous landmass, or specifically mainland China.
大妈 dà mā Auntie; middle-aged or older woman. A familiar address for women of one's parents' or grandparents' generation.
大型 dà xíng Large-scale; large-sized. Describes something that is big in size, scope, or scale.
大爷 dà ye Uncle; elderly man. A respectful or familiar address for older men, especially in northern China.
大众 dà zhòng The public; the masses; popular. Refers to the general population or mainstream tastes.
代替 dài tì To replace; to substitute for. Taking the place of someone or something.
待遇 dài yù Treatment; pay and benefits; compensation. How someone is treated, especially in terms of salary and work conditions.
袋 dài Bag; sack; pocket. A container made of flexible material, also used as a measure word.
戴 dài To wear (accessories); to put on (hat, glasses, watch, etc.). Used for items worn on the head, face, hands, or neck.
担保 dān bǎo To guarantee; to vouch for. Also a noun meaning guarantee or surety.
担任 dān rèn To serve as; to hold the position of; to take on a role.
担心 dān xīn To worry; to be concerned about. A feeling of anxiety about something that might happen.
单纯 dān chún Simple; pure; naive. Describes someone or something uncomplicated and without hidden motives.
单调 dān diào Monotonous; dull; lacking variety. Describes something tediously repetitive or unvaried.
单独 dān dú Alone; individually; by oneself. Doing something separately from others.
淡 dàn Light; bland; pale; thin. Describes something lacking in intensity of flavour, colour, or feeling.
导游 dǎo yóu Tour guide; to guide a tour. Refers to a person who leads tourists and explains sights, or the activity of guiding.
导致 dǎo zhì To lead to; to cause; to result in. Indicates that one event or action brings about a particular outcome.
倒闭 dǎo bì To go bankrupt; to close down. Describes a business or company that fails and ceases operations.
倒车 dǎo chē To transfer between vehicles; to change buses or trains. Refers to switching from one route or line to another during a journey.
得意 dé yì Pleased with oneself; proud; complacent. Describes a feeling of satisfaction or smugness about one's own achievements.
灯光 dēng guāng Lamplight; lighting; the light from lamps or fixtures. Refers to artificial illumination.
登 dēng To climb; to ascend; to mount. Also means to publish or to be printed in a publication.
登记 dēng jì To register; to check in; to sign up. The act of formally recording one's information for official purposes.
登录 dēng lù To log in; to sign in. The act of entering credentials to access a digital system or account.
登山 dēng shān To climb a mountain; mountaineering; hiking. The activity of ascending mountains for sport or recreation.
的确 dí què Indeed; really; truly. Used to confirm or emphasise that something is genuinely the case.
敌人 dí rén Enemy; foe; adversary. A person or group that is hostile and opposed to you.
底 dǐ Bottom; base; end. The lowest part of something, or the underlying foundation.
地面 dì miàn Ground; floor; surface. The surface of the earth or the floor of a room.
地位 dì wèi Position; status; standing. One's rank or importance in society, an organisation, or a field.
地下 dì xià Underground; basement. The space beneath the ground surface or a lower level of a building.
地址 dì zhǐ Address. The specific location where someone lives or where an organisation is situated.
点名 diǎn míng Roll call; to call the roll. The act of reading names aloud to check who is present.
电灯 diàn dēng Electric light; lamp. A device that produces light using electricity.
电动车 diàn dòng chē Electric vehicle; electric scooter or bicycle. A vehicle powered by an electric motor.
电梯 diàn tī Elevator; lift. A machine that carries people or goods between floors in a building.
电源 diàn yuán Power source; power supply. The source of electrical energy for a device.
定 dìng To decide; to set; to book. Used for making decisions, establishing rules, or reserving something.
冬季 dōng jì Winter; winter season. The coldest season of the year.
动画片 dòng huà piàn Animated film; cartoon. A film or show created using animation techniques.
动摇 dòng yáo To waver; to shake; to vacillate. To become unsteady in one's belief, decision, or resolve.
豆腐 dòu fu Tofu; bean curd. A soft, protein-rich food made from soybeans.
独立 dú lì Independent; to be independent. Not relying on others; self-sufficient.
独特 dú tè Unique; distinctive. Having a quality that sets something apart from others.
独自 dú zì Alone; by oneself; on one's own. Without anyone else present or helping.
堵 dǔ To block; to be blocked; to plug up. Describes something obstructing a passage or flow.
堵车 dǔ chē Traffic jam; traffic congestion. When vehicles on a road are stuck and unable to move freely.
肚子 dù zi Stomach; belly; abdomen. The front part of the body between the chest and legs.
度过 dù guò To spend (time); to get through; to pass. Used for experiencing or living through a period of time.
锻炼 duàn liàn To exercise; to work out; to temper oneself. Physical or mental training to improve strength and ability.
对比 duì bǐ To compare; comparison; contrast. Placing two things side by side to examine their differences.
对付 duì fu To deal with; to cope with; to make do. Handling a difficult situation or person.
对于 duì yú Regarding; as for; with regard to. A preposition used to introduce the topic being discussed.
多次 duō cì Many times; repeatedly; on multiple occasions. Indicates something has happened more than once.
多年 duō nián Many years; for years. A long period measured in years.
多样 duō yàng Diverse; varied; of many kinds. Having a wide range of different types.
多种 duō zhǒng Many kinds; multiple types; various. Used to describe a variety of different categories.
典型 diǎn xíng Typical; representative example. Describes something that clearly embodies the characteristics of its type.
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.
单 dān Single; alone; odd (number); simple; one-sided. Describes something that is alone, unpaired, or only one.