HSK 7-9 — 激起 to 祭祀

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 激起 to 祭祀, 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. 剂 jì Dose; preparation; agent. Used as a noun or measure word for medicinal preparations, chemical agents, or single dosage units. One batch o...
2. 即 jí That is; namely; immediately; as soon as. A formal connector meaning 'that is to say' or 'right away'.
3. 即便 jí biàn Even if; even though. A conjunction introducing a concessive conditional clause.
4. 即可 jí kě Then it will do; that will suffice; one need only. Indicates that a simple action is sufficient to achieve the desired result.
5. 及 jí And; as well as; to reach; in time. Used to connect nouns or to indicate reaching a point in time.
6. 及其 jí qí And its; and their; together with its related aspects. A formal connector linking a subject to its affiliated elements.
7. 及早 jí zǎo At the earliest opportunity; as soon as possible; without delay. Emphasises acting before it is too late.
8. 吉他 jí tā Guitar. A stringed musical instrument played by plucking or strumming.
9. 吉普 jí pǔ Jeep; off-road vehicle. A transliteration of 'Jeep', referring to a sturdy four-wheel-drive vehicle designed for rough terrain.
10. 吉祥物 jí xiáng wù Mascot; lucky charm. A person, animal, or object believed to bring good luck, or an official symbol representing an event or organisation.
11. 嫉妒 jí dù To be jealous of; to envy. Refers to resentment or ill will toward someone who has something one desires.
12. 忌 jì To avoid; to abstain from; to be wary of. To deliberately refrain from something considered harmful, inappropriate, or culturally forbidden.
13. 忌口 jì kǒu To avoid certain foods; dietary restriction. The deliberate abstention from specific foods for reasons of health, medical recovery, relig...
14. 忌讳 jì huì To regard as taboo; to avoid mentioning or doing something considered unlucky, offensive, or culturally forbidden. A cultural or personal...
15. 急于 jí yú To be eager to; to be anxious to do something. Implies impatience or excessive haste in pursuing an outcome.
16. 急剧 jí jù Rapid and dramatic; sharply; precipitously. Describes a sudden and drastic change in something.
17. 急性 jí xìng Acute; sudden-onset. Describes a condition or disease that develops quickly and is severe in the short term.
18. 急诊 jí zhěn Emergency medical treatment; emergency room. Refers to unscheduled urgent medical consultation or the department providing it.
19. 急转弯 jí zhuǎn wān A sharp turn; a sudden reversal of direction or policy. Literal: a sharp bend in a road. Figurative: an abrupt change in stance, strategy...
20. 急迫 jí pò Urgent; pressing; impatient. Describes a situation or feeling characterised by immediacy and the need for prompt action.
21. 急需 jí xū To urgently need; to be in pressing need of. Denotes an immediate and critical requirement.
22. 技艺 jì yì Skill; artistry; craft. Expertise and mastery developed through sustained practice in a particular discipline, trade, or art form, implyi...
23. 挤压 jǐ yā To squeeze; to compress; to crowd out. Can be literal (physical pressure) or figurative (suppression of space, resources, or opportunities).
24. 极为 jí wéi Extremely; exceedingly. A formal intensifier equivalent to 'exceedingly' or 'to the highest degree'.
25. 极力 jí lì With all one's might; doing one's utmost; strenuously. Describes exerting the maximum possible effort.
26. 极少数 jí shǎo shù An extremely small minority; a tiny fraction. Refers to a very small number of people or things within a larger group.
27. 极度 jí dù Extremely; to the utmost degree. Indicates that something has reached an extreme level.
28. 极限 jí xiàn Limit; extreme boundary; maximum extent. The furthest point beyond which something cannot go or function.
29. 棘手 jí shǒu Thorny; difficult to handle. Describes a problem or situation that is complicated and hard to resolve.
30. 激素 jī sù Hormone. A chemical substance produced in the body that regulates physiological processes and behaviour.
31. 激起 jī qǐ To arouse; to stir up; to provoke. To cause a strong emotion, reaction, or disturbance to emerge.
32. 祭 jì To offer sacrifice; to perform ritual worship. To conduct a ceremony honouring ancestors, deities, or the deceased through the formal pre...
33. 祭奠 jì diàn To hold a memorial ceremony; to make offerings in tribute to the deceased. A solemn act of honouring those who have died through ritual g...
34. 祭祀 jì sì To offer sacrifices; to perform ritual worship. A formal, often institutionalised ceremony in which offerings are made to ancestors, deit...
35. 级别 jí bié Level; grade; rank. A classification indicating position within a hierarchical system.
36. 纪实 jì shí Documentary; to record facts. A mode of writing, filmmaking, or reporting that faithfully captures real events and true circumstances wit...
37. 纪录片 jì lù piàn Documentary film; documentary. A non-fiction film or programme that records real events, people, or subjects.
38. 纪念日 jì niàn rì Anniversary; commemorative day. A date marked annually in memory of a significant event, person, or milestone, carrying emotional weight ...
39. 纪念碑 jì niàn bēi Monument; memorial. A large structure erected to commemorate a significant person, event, or sacrifice.
40. 纪念馆 jì niàn guǎn Memorial hall; commemorative museum. A building dedicated to honouring a significant person, event, or historical period through exhibits...
41. 继 jì To continue; to follow; to succeed. To carry on from where something left off, or to take over from a predecessor in a position or undert...
42. 继母 jì mǔ Stepmother. The woman who has married one's father after his previous relationship ended and who is not one's biological mother.
43. 继父 jì fù Stepfather. The man who has married one's mother after her previous relationship ended and who is not one's biological father.
44. 继而 jì ér Then; subsequently; after which. A formal conjunction indicating that an action or event follows immediately or logically from the previo...
45. 脊梁 jǐ liáng Spine; backbone. Literal: the vertebral column. Figurative: the backbone or pillar of a nation, group, or cause.
46. 计时 jì shí To time; to keep time. Refers to measuring or recording elapsed time, whether for sporting events, work, or processes.
47. 计策 jì cè A stratagem; a plan; a tactic. Refers to a deliberate scheme devised to achieve a particular objective, often with an element of cleverne...
48. 计较 jì jiào To haggle over; to take issue with; to be particular about. Also: to weigh up and compare. Often implies being petty or overly meticulous...
49. 记号 jì hao A mark; a sign; a symbol used to indicate or remember something. A physical or written marker.
50. 记忆犹新 jì yì yóu xīn To remain fresh in one's memory; the memory is still vivid. Used when a past event is remembered as clearly as if it just happened.
51. 迹象 jì xiàng Sign; indication; trace. An observable clue or hint that suggests the existence or likelihood of something not yet fully visible or confi...
52. 集结 jí jié To assemble; to gather; to mass. Refers to the concentration of troops, people, or resources at a specific location.
53. 集装箱 jí zhuāng xiāng Container (shipping). A standardised large metal box used for transporting goods by sea, rail, or road.
54. 集资 jí zī To raise funds; to pool capital. Refers to gathering money from multiple sources for a common purpose.
55. 集邮 jí yóu Stamp collecting; philately. The hobby of collecting postage stamps and related postal items.