P HSK 6 Vocabulary

Browse 23 HSK 6 Vocabulary entries for Chinese under P.

Pinyin P

  1. 排行榜 pái háng bǎng Rankings; charts; leaderboard.
  2. 派出 pài chū To send out; to dispatch; to assign (someone to a task).
  3. 判 pàn To judge; to sentence; to distinguish; to decide.
  4. 盼望 pàn wàng To hope for; to look forward to; to long for.
  5. 泡 pào To soak; to steep; bubble; foam.
  6. 炮 pào Cannon; artillery; firecracker; gun salute.
  7. 陪同 péi tóng To accompany; to escort; to go along with.
  8. 配置 pèi zhì To configure; to allocate; configuration; setup.
  9. 皮球 pí qiú Ball; rubber ball; inflatable ball for playing.
  10. 贫困 pín kùn Impoverished; poor; poverty-stricken.
  11. 品牌 pǐn pái Brand; trademark; label.
  12. 聘请 pìn qǐng To hire; to employ; to engage (professional services).
  13. 平凡 píng fán Ordinary; common; unremarkable. Describes something or someone lacking special distinction or extraordinary qualities.
  14. 平方米 píng fāng mǐ Square meter; the standard metric unit for measuring area, commonly used in real estate and construction.
  15. 平衡 píng héng Balance; equilibrium. Describes a state where different forces or elements are in proportion and stability.
  16. 平台 píng tái Platform; stage. A physical raised surface, or figuratively a framework or system that enables certain activities.
  17. 评 píng To comment; to evaluate; to judge; to critique. The core verb for expressing opinions or assessments.
  18. 评选 píng xuǎn To select through evaluation; to choose through judging. A formal process of selecting winners or honorees based on criteria.
  19. 屏幕 píng mù Screen; display. The visual display surface of electronic devices like phones, computers, and televisions.
  20. 坡 pō Slope; hillside; incline. A surface that slants from a higher point to a lower one.
  21. 扑 pū To pounce; to throw oneself at; to rush toward. A sudden forward movement toward something.
  22. 铺 pū To lay; to spread; to pave. To cover a surface by placing something flat over it.
  23. 偏 piān Biased; inclined; contrary to expectations. As an adverb: stubbornly, insistently, or unfortunately.