HSK 7-9 — 完好 to 尾声

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 完好 to 尾声, 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. 万万 wàn wàn Absolutely; under no circumstances; by no means. An emphatic adverb used to stress prohibition or impossibility.
2. 万分 wàn fēn Extremely; utterly; ten-thousandfold. An intensifying adverb meaning 'to the greatest possible degree.'
3. 万古长青 wàn gǔ cháng qīng To remain forever green; to last through the ages; eternal and enduring. A set phrase expressing everlasting vitality or fame.
4. 万无一失 wàn wú yī shī Absolutely foolproof; with no possibility of failure; not a single thing can go wrong. Describes a plan or arrangement that is entirely s...
5. 万能 wàn néng Omnipotent; all-powerful; all-purpose; universal. Capable of doing or handling anything.
6. 为人 wéi rén To conduct oneself; to behave toward others. Also: one's conduct, character, or manner of dealing with people.
7. 亡羊补牢 wáng yáng bǔ láo To mend the fold after a sheep has gone missing; better late than never. A proverb meaning it's not too late to correct a mistake even af...
8. 伪装 wěi zhuāng To disguise; to camouflage; to masquerade as. Also (noun): a disguise; a façade. Concealing one's true identity, intentions, or nature.
9. 伪造 wěi zào To forge; to counterfeit; to fabricate. To create a fake document, signature, identity, currency, or evidence with intent to deceive.
10. 危及 wēi jí To endanger; to threaten; to jeopardise. To pose a threat or danger to something.
11. 危急 wēi jí Critical; urgent; in a state of imminent danger. Describes an extremely urgent and dangerous situation.
12. 唯 wéi Only; solely; alone. A literary and formal particle expressing exclusivity, equivalent to 只 but with a more elevated, classical register.
13. 唯独 wéi dú Only; exclusively; the sole exception. Highlights a single person or thing that stands apart from all others, always with a contrastive i...
14. 围墙 wéi qiáng Enclosure wall; surrounding wall; perimeter wall. The wall that encloses a courtyard, compound, school, factory, or property.
15. 妄想 wàng xiǎng To fantasise vainly; a delusion; an unrealistic desire or expectation. Thinking that is divorced from reality.
16. 威信 wēi xìn Authority and credibility; prestige; standing. The combination of power and trustworthiness that gives a person genuine influence.
17. 威力 wēi lì Power; might; force. The impressive and often overwhelming force of something — a weapon, a natural phenomenon, or a person.
18. 威慑 wēi shè To deter; deterrence. The use of threatened force or consequences to prevent an adversary from taking a certain action.
19. 完好 wán hǎo Intact; undamaged; in perfect condition. Describes something that has suffered no damage or loss.
20. 尾声 wěi shēng Epilogue; coda; final stage; the closing phase. The last part of a musical work, a performance, an event, a negotiation, or a period.
21. 尾气 wěi qì Exhaust gas; vehicle emissions; exhaust fumes. The combustion gases expelled from the exhaust pipe of a vehicle or engine.
22. 往事 wǎng shì Past events; bygone affairs; things of the past. Memories or occurrences from earlier times.
23. 往常 wǎng cháng As usual; in the past; under normal circumstances. Refers to things as they were or are typically done.
24. 往日 wǎng rì Former days; days gone by; the past. Refers to a previous time, often with a sense of nostalgia or contrast.
25. 往返 wǎng fǎn To go back and forth; round trip. The action of travelling in both directions between two points.
26. 微不足道 wēi bù zú dào Negligible; insignificant; not worth mentioning. So small or trivial as to be beneath notice.
27. 微型 wēi xíng Miniature; micro-sized; compact. Describes something much smaller than the standard version of its type.
28. 微妙 wēi miào Subtle; delicate; nuanced; hard to pin down. Describes something that is complex, sensitive, and not easily expressed or categorised.
29. 微弱 wēi ruò Faint; weak; feeble; barely perceptible. Describes a signal, sound, light, pulse, or force that is close to disappearing.
30. 微观 wēi guān Microscopic; micro-level. Referring to phenomena, analysis, or perspectives at the scale of individual units rather than the aggregate wh...
31. 忘不了 wàng bu liǎo Cannot forget; unforgettable. Expresses that something has left such a deep impression it is impossible to let go of.
32. 忘掉 wàng diào To forget completely; to put out of one's mind. To deliberately or unintentionally cease to remember something.
33. 惋惜 wǎn xī To feel regret; to feel pity for a loss or missed opportunity. A sense of sorrow over something unfortunate that happened.
34. 挽 wǎn To pull; to draw back; to roll up; to support by holding the arm. A versatile verb suggesting a pulling or gathering motion.
35. 挽回 wǎn huí To retrieve; to salvage; to win back; to reverse a bad situation. Implies recovering something already lost or on the verge of being lost.
36. 挽救 wǎn jiù To rescue; to save; to salvage. Implies pulling something or someone back from serious danger, failure, or destruction.
37. 旺 wàng Flourishing; thriving; vigorous; in full blaze. Describes something in a state of peak energy, growth, or activity.
38. 旺季 wàng jì Peak season; high season; busy period. The time of year when demand for a product or service is at its highest.
39. 旺盛 wàng shèng Vigorous; exuberant; flourishing; robust. Describes energy, vitality, or activity at a high and sustained level.
40. 晚年 wǎn nián One's later years; old age. The final stage of a person's life.
41. 晚期 wǎn qī Late stage; advanced stage; terminal phase. The later portion of a period, process, or illness.
42. 晚间 wǎn jiān Evening; nighttime. The period from early evening through to late night.
43. 望 wàng To gaze; to look into the distance; to hope; to expect. A versatile verb involving looking afar or holding a hope.
44. 望远镜 wàng yuǎn jìng Telescope; binoculars. An optical instrument used to observe distant objects.
45. 汪洋 wāng yáng Vast and boundless (of a body of water); an expanse of water; ocean-like immensity.
46. 王国 wáng guó Kingdom; realm. A territory or domain ruled by a king, or figuratively, a domain in which someone or something dominates.
47. 王牌 wáng pái Trump card; ace; one's strongest asset. The most powerful card or weapon at one's disposal.
48. 玩意儿 wán yìr Thing; gadget; trinket; stuff. A colloquial, often slightly dismissive word for an object or device, especially a novel or trivial one.
49. 玩耍 wán shuǎ To play; to frolic; to amuse oneself. Describes playful, leisure activity, especially for children.
50. 网民 wǎng mín Netizen; internet user. A person who regularly uses the internet, especially in the context of online communities and public opinion.
51. 网点 wǎng diǎn Network node; outlet; branch point. A physical location or point within a distribution or service network.
52. 违章 wéi zhāng To violate regulations; a regulatory violation. Breaking established rules, especially traffic regulations, safety codes, or construction...
53. 违约 wéi yuē To breach a contract; to break an agreement; breach of contract (noun). Failing to fulfil the terms of a formal or informal agreement.
54. 违背 wéi bèi To violate; to go against; to contravene; to act contrary to. Used when actions contradict a principle, promise, agreement, or natural or...
55. 顽固 wán gù Stubborn; obstinate; pigheaded. Describes a person who refuses to change their views or behaviour despite good reasons to do so.