HSK 7-9 — 恰巧 to 抢劫

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 恰巧 to 抢劫, 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. 前不久 qián bù jiǔ Not long ago; recently; a short while back. Refers to a time in the recent past without specifying an exact date.
2. 前仰后合 qián yǎng hòu hé Rocking back and forth with uncontrollable laughter. Describes the body swaying forward and backward due to extreme, helpless laughter.
3. 前任 qián rèn Former holder of a position; predecessor in office. Informally: ex-partner (previous romantic partner).
4. 前台 qián tái Front desk; reception area. Also: front-office operations visible to customers; (computing) foreground processes; (theatre) front of the ...
5. 前夕 qián xī Eve; the night or period immediately before an important event, festival, or date.
6. 前所未有 qián suǒ wèi yǒu Unprecedented; never before seen or experienced in all of history. Used to emphasise the absolute novelty or scale of something.
7. 前无古人 qián wú gǔ rén No one in all of history has done this before; a completely unprecedented achievement. Often paired with 后无来者 (none will follow).
8. 前期 qián qī Early stage; initial phase; preliminary period. Refers to the first part of a project, process, or timeframe.
9. 前沿 qián yán Cutting edge; frontier; forefront. Refers to the most advanced or leading position in a field of knowledge, technology, or research.
10. 前线 qián xiàn Front line; the forefront of military operations. Also used metaphorically for any demanding, high-pressure vanguard role.
11. 前者 qián zhě The former; the first of two previously mentioned items, people, or ideas. Used to refer back to the first element in a pair.
12. 前赴后继 qián fù hòu jì To advance wave after wave without hesitation; one falls and another takes their place. Describes successive people pressing forward desp...
13. 前辈 qián bèi Senior; elder; predecessor. A person of an earlier generation or with greater seniority in a field, organisation, or profession.
14. 千军万马 qiān jūn wàn mǎ Thousands of soldiers and horses; a mighty army; an overwhelming force or crowd. Describes a massive, powerful assembly of people or forces.
15. 千变万化 qiān biàn wàn huà Constantly changing; infinitely varied; kaleidoscopic. Describes something that changes in countless ways and forms.
16. 千家万户 qiān jiā wàn hù Thousands of households; every family; the general populace. Refers to ordinary families across society at large.
17. 千方百计 qiān fāng bǎi jì By every possible means; trying every conceivable way; using all available strategies. Describes exhausting all methods and stratagems to...
18. 千钧一发 qiān jūn yī fà Hanging by a thread; a critical, extremely dangerous moment. Describes a situation of extreme peril where catastrophe hinges on the thinn...
19. 呛 qiāng To choke; to cause irritation to the throat or respiratory tract, as by smoke, a strong smell, or liquid going down the wrong way.
20. 强制 qiáng zhì To coerce, compel, or force compliance; to enforce by authority or power. Used for both legal enforcement and unlawful compulsion.
21. 强加 qiáng jiā To impose something on someone without their consent; to force one's will, views, or decisions upon another person or group against their...
22. 强劲 qiáng jìng Powerful, vigorous, and forceful. Describes strong momentum, a powerful wind, a formidable competitor, or robust economic performance.
23. 强占 qiáng zhàn To seize or occupy something by force and without legal right; to take possession of territory, property, or resources through coercion.
24. 强硬 qiáng yìng Tough, unyielding, and hard-line. Describes a firm, uncompromising stance or posture, especially in negotiations, diplomacy, or confronta...
25. 强行 qiáng xíng To do something by force or in the face of opposition; forcibly, compulsorily. Used as an adverb modifying an action carried out despite ...
26. 强项 qiáng xiàng A strong point, forte, or area of particular competence; something a person or organisation excels in most.
27. 恰如其分 qià rú qí fèn Just right; apt and appropriate; fitting to the exact degree. Describes something expressed, done, or judged with perfect proportion and ...
28. 恰巧 qià qiǎo By coincidence; as luck would have it; just happen to. Describes an unexpected but timely coincidence.
29. 抢劫 qiǎng jié To commit robbery; to forcibly take property from a person or place through threats or violence.
30. 抢夺 qiǎng duó To seize or snatch something by force; to grab and take away violently, depriving someone of their possessions through physical force.
31. 枪毙 qiāng bì To execute by shooting; to shoot to death, especially as a form of capital punishment carried out by firing squad.
32. 欠条 qiàn tiáo An IOU; a written note acknowledging a debt. A personal document stating the amount owed, often signed and dated.
33. 欠缺 qiàn quē To lack; to be deficient in. As a noun: a deficiency, shortcoming, or gap in what is needed or expected.
34. 歉意 qiàn yì A feeling of apology or remorse; the sentiment of regret for having caused inconvenience, offence, or harm.
35. 潜在 qián zài Potential; latent; hidden; existing but not yet manifest. Always used as an attributive adjective before a noun.
36. 潜水 qián shuǐ To dive underwater; to go scuba diving or freediving. Also (internet slang): to lurk — browsing online without posting or responding.
37. 潜移默化 qián yí mò huà To influence imperceptibly; subtle and unconscious transformation. Describes gradual change that occurs without deliberate effort or awar...
38. 潜能 qián néng Potential; latent ability; hidden capacity waiting to be developed or released.
39. 潜艇 qián tǐng Submarine. A watercraft capable of operating beneath the water's surface, used for military or deep-sea research purposes.
40. 牵制 qiān zhì To pin down; to restrain; to check. To constrain or limit the freedom of action of an opponent or competing force through strategic press...
41. 牵头 qiān tóu To take the lead; to spearhead; to be the lead organiser. To assume the leading role in initiating or coordinating a joint effort.
42. 牵扯 qiān chě To involve; to implicate; to drag into. To entangle someone or something in a matter, often unwillingly or with complicating effect.
43. 牵挂 qiān guà To worry about; to miss and feel concern for. A lasting emotional concern or longing for someone who is absent or in a difficult situation.
44. 牵涉 qiān shè To involve; to be implicated in; to pertain to. Something draws in or connects to related matters, parties, or consequences.
45. 签署 qiān shǔ To sign; to affix one's signature to. Used for the formal signing of documents, agreements, treaties, or official papers.
46. 腔 qiāng A hollow cavity or chamber in the body; a person's accent, tone of voice, or manner of speaking; a tune or melodic pattern in traditional...
47. 虔诚 qián chéng Devout; pious; sincere in religious faith or reverence. Describes deep, heartfelt devotion to a belief or cause.
48. 谦逊 qiān xùn Modest; humble; unassuming. Describing someone who does not overstate their own abilities or achievements and who is open to others' views.
49. 谴责 qiǎn zé To condemn; to denounce; to censure. To express strong official or moral disapproval of an action or person.
50. 迁 qiān To move; to relocate; to transfer or shift (a place, position, or status). Often used in formal or literary contexts for migration, reloc...
51. 迁就 qiān jiù To yield to; to accommodate; to give in to. Adjusting one's own position or standards to satisfy someone else, often excessively.
52. 迁移 qiān yí To migrate; to relocate; to transfer from one place to another. Used for the movement of people, animals, data, or concepts.
53. 钱财 qián cái Money; wealth; riches; pecuniary assets. A literary or emphatic synonym for 钱, often used in moral or formal discourse.
54. 钳子 qián zi Pliers; pincers; clamp. A hand tool with two pivoting jaws used for gripping, bending, or holding objects.
55. 铅 qiān Lead (the metal, Pb). A dense, soft, bluish-grey heavy metal.