HSK 7-9 — 缓慢 to 婚纱

简介

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 缓慢 to 婚纱, spanning nuanced meanings across formal registers, specialised domains, and idiomatic expression.

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本章全部HSK 7-9 Vocabulary（55）

1. 会场 huì chǎng A conference venue or assembly hall; the designated physical space where a formal meeting, conference, or large gathering is held.
2. 会意 huì yì To understand an implied or unstated meaning; to grasp something through suggestion, context, or a look without it being said directly. A...
3. 会晤 huì wù To hold a formal meeting or discussion, especially between heads of state, senior officials, or high-level dignitaries.
4. 会诊 huì zhěn A joint medical consultation in which multiple doctors from different specialties examine and discuss a patient's case together. To condu...
5. 会面 huì miàn To meet face to face; a deliberate, arranged in-person meeting between two or more parties. Less formal than 会晤 but more purposeful than 见面.
6. 唤起 huàn qǐ To awaken; to evoke; to arouse; to call forth. To bring a feeling, memory, or sense of awareness into consciousness.
7. 回升 huí shēng To rebound; to recover; to rise again after a decline. Describes an upward movement following a period of falling.
8. 回归 huí guī To return; to revert; to come back to an original state or place. Often implies a meaningful or significant return.
9. 回忆录 huí yì lù Memoirs; a memoir. A written account of one's personal recollections, experiences, and reflections, typically by a notable figure.
10. 回想 huí xiǎng To recall; to recollect; to think back on. To bring past experiences or memories back to mind.
11. 回扣 huí kòu A kickback; a rebate. Money secretly paid as commission or a reward for facilitating a deal, often implying corruption.
12. 回落 huí luò To fall back; to retreat; to decline after a rise. Describes the downward movement of prices, values, or levels after a previous increase.
13. 回馈 huí kuì To give back; to repay; to reciprocate. To return value, gratitude, or support to someone who has given something.
14. 回首 huí shǒu To look back; to turn one's head; to reflect on the past. Literally to turn the head, and figuratively to look back on past experiences.
15. 婚纱 hūn shā A wedding dress or bridal gown; the formal white dress worn by a bride during a Western-style wedding ceremony.
16. 幻影 huàn yǐng Phantom; spectre; mirage; illusory image. A vision or apparition that appears real but has no physical existence.
17. 幻觉 huàn jué Hallucination; illusion; delusion. A perception experienced as real but having no external basis in reality.
18. 恍然大悟 huǎng rán dà wù To suddenly see the light; to have a sudden realisation. A chengyu describing the experience of something becoming instantly and complete...
19. 悔恨 huǐ hèn To feel deep remorse or regret. To be filled with anguish over one's past actions or failures, often with a sense that nothing can undo t...
20. 患 huàn To suffer from; to be afflicted with (illness or trouble). Also used as a noun meaning calamity or affliction.
21. 患有 huàn yǒu To suffer from; to have (a disease or condition). Used to state that someone has a particular illness or medical condition.
22. 患病 huàn bìng To fall ill; to contract a disease; to be afflicted with illness.
23. 慌乱 huāng luàn Flustered; confused; in a state of panic. Describes a mental state of disorganisation and agitation caused by sudden stress or crisis.
24. 慌张 huāng zhāng Flustered; nervous; panicky; in a flurry. Describes a visible state of agitation, hurriedness, or loss of composure.
25. 挥 huī To wave; to brandish; to wield. To swing or wave something (hand, weapon, flag, etc.) in a sweeping motion.
26. 换位 huàn wèi To swap positions; to change roles; to take another's perspective. Describes both literal position exchange and figurative perspective-ta...
27. 换取 huàn qǔ To obtain in exchange; to trade for; to acquire by giving something in return.
28. 换成 huàn chéng To convert into; to change into; to replace with. Indicates the substitution of one thing with another.
29. 换言之 huàn yán zhī In other words; that is to say; put differently. A formal discourse marker used to rephrase or clarify a preceding statement.
30. 昏迷 hūn mí To be in a coma or state of unconsciousness; to lose consciousness due to illness, injury, or other medical causes.
31. 晃 huǎng To shake; to sway; to dazzle. To move back and forth, or to cause someone to be dazzled by a bright light.
32. 晃荡 huàng dang To sway; to rock; to loiter about aimlessly. Describes a swaying motion or the act of wandering without purpose.
33. 毁坏 huǐ huài To damage or destroy something; to cause physical harm or deterioration to an object, structure, or natural environment.
34. 毁灭 huǐ miè To annihilate or obliterate; to bring about complete and total destruction with no possibility of recovery or restoration.
35. 汇合 huì hé To converge or come together at a single point; for rivers, troops, groups, or ideas to merge and join.
36. 汇聚 huì jù To converge and gather together; to be drawn toward a common point. More dynamic than 汇集, often used for people, energy, talent, or atten...
37. 汇集 huì jí To gather or collect from various sources into one place; to compile or aggregate information, works, people, or resources.
38. 灰尘 huī chén Dust; fine particles of dirt or debris that settle on surfaces.
39. 灰心 huī xīn Discouraged; disheartened. To lose heart or become deflated in spirit due to setbacks or failures.
40. 焕发 huàn fā To radiate; to glow with; to be full of; to shine forth. Describes a vigorous, brilliant emanation of energy, light, or spirit.
41. 皇上 huáng shang Your Majesty; the Emperor. A respectful form of address or reference for a reigning emperor.
42. 皇后 huáng hòu Empress; queen consort. The official wife of an emperor or the female sovereign of an empire.
43. 皇室 huáng shì The royal family; the imperial household. The family of a ruling monarch or emperor.
44. 皇宫 huáng gōng Imperial palace; royal palace. The official residence and seat of power of an emperor or monarch.
45. 绘声绘色 huì shēng huì sè To describe or narrate something in a vivid, lively, and lifelike manner, capturing both sounds and visual details so that the listener f...
46. 缓慢 huǎn màn Slow; gradual; unhurried. Describes a pace or rate that is noticeably below normal or expected speed.
47. 荒 huāng To lie waste; to fall into neglect; to be uncultivated or abandoned. Also: wilderness, barrenness, famine.
48. 荒凉 huāng liáng Desolate; bleak; barren; deserted. Describes a place that is empty, lifeless, and devoid of human habitation or vitality.
49. 荒诞 huāng dàn Absurd; preposterous; fantastical; bizarre. Describes something wildly unrealistic, unreasonable, or contrary to common sense.
50. 荒谬 huāng miù Absurd; ridiculous; preposterous; logically impossible. Describes something that is unreasonable to the point of being morally or rationa...
51. 谎言 huǎng yán A lie; a falsehood. A deliberate untruth, often with more serious or sustained implications than a single instance of lying.
52. 谎话 huǎng huà A lie; a false statement. Something said that is untrue, especially in casual or interpersonal contexts.
53. 贿赂 huì lù To bribe; a bribe. The act of offering money, gifts, or other benefits to improperly influence a person in a position of authority.
54. 辉煌 huī huáng Brilliant; glorious; magnificent. Describes something that shines with great splendour, achievement, or success.
55. 黄昏 huáng hūn Dusk; twilight. The period of fading light just after sunset.