HSK 7-9 — 洋溢 to 一一

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 洋溢 to 一一, 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. 一一 yī yī One by one; individually; one after another. An adverb indicating that something is done or listed completely, in full, without omission,...
2. 一把手 yī bǎ shǒu The top leader; the person in overall charge. The highest-ranking official or decision-maker in an organisation, institution, or governme...
3. 一线 yī xiàn Frontline; first-tier. Refers to the most immediate level of work or engagement, or the highest tier within a classification system.
4. 业绩 yè jì Performance; results; achievements. The measurable output, results, or accomplishments of work in a professional or organisational context.
5. 也就是说 yě jiù shì shuō That is to say; in other words; meaning that. Used to rephrase, clarify, or draw a conclusion from what was just stated.
6. 养殖 yǎng zhí Aquaculture; animal husbandry; to breed and raise animals or aquatic organisms in a controlled environment for commercial or subsistence ...
7. 养活 yǎng huo To support; to feed; to keep alive financially or materially. To provide for the basic sustenance and livelihood of a person, family, or ...
8. 养生 yǎng shēng Health cultivation; nurturing one's vitality; the practice of maintaining and improving health through lifestyle, diet, exercise, and rest.
9. 养老金 yǎng lǎo jīn Pension; retirement fund. Money paid regularly to a retired or elderly person, drawn from a pension system or accumulated personal savings.
10. 养老院 yǎng lǎo yuàn Nursing home; old people's home; care home for the elderly. A residential facility providing accommodation and care for elderly people wh...
11. 夜以继日 yè yǐ jì rì Day and night without stopping; working around the clock. An idiom describing continuous, tireless effort that does not pause for either ...
12. 夜市 yè shì Night market. An outdoor market operating in the evening and night hours, selling street food, goods, and entertainment.
13. 夜总会 yè zǒng huì Nightclub; cabaret. An entertainment venue operating primarily at night, offering music, dancing, alcohol service, and often live perform...
14. 夜晚 yè wǎn The night; nighttime. Refers to the period of darkness from after sunset until before dawn.
15. 夜校 yè xiào Night school; evening school. Educational classes or institutions that operate in the evening hours for working adults or students who ca...
16. 夜班 yè bān Night shift; overnight duty. The working period assigned during nighttime hours, typically from late evening through the early morning.
17. 妖怪 yāo guài Monster; demon; goblin; supernatural creature. A malevolent or mischievous supernatural being from Chinese folk mythology and fantasy lit...
18. 摇摆 yáo bǎi To sway; to swing; to oscillate; to waver. Describes a back-and-forth physical motion or, figuratively, an unstable or vacillating stance.
19. 摇摇欲坠 yáo yáo yù zhuì Tottering on the verge of collapse; wobbly and about to fall. Describes something (or someone) in an extremely precarious, unstable state...
20. 摇晃 yáo huàng To rock; to shake; to sway; to wobble. Describes an unstable, unsteady back-and-forth or up-and-down physical motion.
21. 摇滚 yáo gǔn Rock (music); rock and roll. A genre of popular music originating in the 1950s, characterised by a strong beat, electric guitars, and oft...
22. 摇篮 yáo lán Cradle. A small bed for infants that can be rocked gently. Figuratively, the birthplace or nurturing origin of something important.
23. 样品 yàng pǐn Sample product; specimen; a physical example of a product provided for inspection, evaluation, or display before bulk production or purch...
24. 样本 yàng běn Sample; specimen; a representative unit drawn from a larger group for study, testing, or reference. Used in statistics, science, medicine...
25. 椰子 yē zi Coconut; the large, round fruit of the coconut palm, containing coconut water and white flesh.
26. 氧 yǎng Oxygen (O). The chemical element essential for aerobic respiration and combustion, making up approximately 21% of the Earth's atmosphere.
27. 洋溢 yáng yì To overflow with; to be filled with; to radiate (a feeling or quality). Describes an emotion, atmosphere, or quality that is so abundant ...
28. 液体 yè tǐ Liquid; fluid. One of the fundamental states of matter, characterised by a definite volume but no fixed shape, taking the form of its con...
29. 液晶 yè jīng Liquid crystal. A state of matter with physical properties intermediate between those of a liquid and a crystalline solid, widely used in...
30. 痒 yǎng Itchy; to itch. Describes a skin sensation that provokes the urge to scratch, caused by irritation, allergy, insect bites, or other stimuli.
31. 窑 yáo Kiln; a furnace or oven used for firing ceramics, bricks, or lime at high temperature. Also refers to cave dwellings in northern China.
32. 耀眼 yào yǎn Dazzling; blindingly bright; brilliant. Describes something so bright or impressive that it is hard to look at or hard to ignore.
33. 药方 yào fāng Prescription; a written formula specifying medicinal ingredients and dosages, especially in traditional Chinese medicine.
34. 药材 yào cái Medicinal herbs and materials; raw ingredients used in traditional Chinese medicine.
35. 要不 yào bù Otherwise; or else; alternatively. Introduces a contrasting option or consequence, or suggests an alternative course of action.
36. 要不是 yào bù shì If it were not for; had it not been for. Introduces a counterfactual condition — the situation would have been different without the stat...
37. 要命 yào mìng Extremely; terribly; to an unbearable degree. Colloquially used as an intensifier for pain, difficulty, or annoyance. Literally 'to take ...
38. 要害 yào hài Vital point; critical vulnerability; the most important or most sensitive aspect of something.
39. 要强 yào qiáng Competitive; striving to excel; unwilling to fall behind or be outdone. Describes a person's strong desire to outperform and never admit ...
40. 要点 yào diǎn Key point; main point; essential element. The most important aspect of something, such as an argument, task, or piece of information.
41. 要紧 yào jǐn Important; urgent; serious. Describes something that matters greatly or requires immediate attention.
42. 要领 yào lǐng Key method; essential technique; the gist or crux of how to do something correctly.
43. 谣言 yáo yán Rumour; false rumour; unfounded claim spread among people, often causing alarm or misinformation.
44. 遥控 yáo kòng Remote control; to control something from a distance, either by a handheld device or electronically over a network.
45. 遥远 yáo yuǎn Distant; far away. Describes great physical distance or a remote point in time.
46. 邀 yāo To invite; to request someone's presence or participation; to solicit. A formal or literary verb for extending an invitation.
47. 野兽 yě shòu Wild animal; beast. Refers to untamed, wild animals, especially large or ferocious ones. Also used figuratively for a brutal or savage pe...
48. 野外 yě wài The open country; outdoors; the wild. Refers to open natural areas outside of towns and buildings.
49. 野心 yě xīn Ambition; wild ambition. An intense, often ruthless desire for power, status, or control that goes beyond what is considered proper or re...
50. 野炊 yě chuī Outdoor cooking; to cook a meal in the open wild, typically over a fire or portable stove.
51. 野营 yě yíng To camp; camping. The activity of staying overnight in a natural outdoor setting using tents or temporary shelter.
52. 野蛮 yě mán Barbaric; savage; brutal. Describes behaviour, conduct, or attitudes that are crude, uncivilised, or violently unreasonable.
53. 野餐 yě cān To have a picnic; to eat a meal outdoors in a natural setting. Also used as a noun.
54. 钥匙 yào shi Key (for a lock). A small metal instrument used to open or close a lock.
55. 业（服务业） yè industry; profession; trade; business sector (suffix indicating field of work)