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- can; may; (adv.) really, indeed; butI simply must go.
- will; shall; (prep., like 把) to takeThe meeting will be held tomorrowexample
- to do; to make; to engage in; to getWhat are you up to?example
- only; sole; uniqueYou're my only hope.example
- so; such; like thisah, I seeexample
- definitely; certainly; to affirm; positiveI wouldn't swear to itexample
- his; her; its; their; thatEach of the two ways has its own advantagesexample
- to kill; to slaughterMom is gutting the fishexample
- to control; controlcontrol your spending
- sound; voice; (measure word for sounds)please pass the message on
- to organize; organizationLet's organize an event.example
- to have; to possess; to ownHe owns a company.example
- to make (sb feel); to cause; orderThis news is a joy to hearexample
- god; deity; spirit; magicalThey worship gods in the temple.example
- to; until; to arrive; mostFrom morning till night.example
- once again; once moreWelcome back again.example
- to give up; to abandondon't give upexample
- even if; even thoughI'm going even if it rainsexample
- although; even though; feel free toFeel free to ask me anythingexample
- second (unit of time)Give me a second.example
- to accompany; to keep sb companyI'll go to the hospital with you.example
- unexpectedly; to one's surprisehe actually forgotexample
- client; customerthis is our clientexample
- to analyze; analysislet me analyze itexample
- to enjoy; enjoymentEnjoy life to the full.example
- key; crux; crucialthe point you raise is crucialexample
- champion; first placeHe earned the champion title.example
- to grab; to rob; to snatch; to rush forEveryone is rushing to grab ticketsexample
- silly; foolish; stupidDon't do anything stupid.example
- to treat; to wait for; to needsee you in a bit
- to recover; to restore; to resumeI'm recovering wellexample
- great; excellent; stickYou're awesome!example
- consciousness; awareness; to realizeHe has no environmental awareness.example
- once; in case; if everOnce you decide, don't regret it.example
- to carry out; to execute; to implementwe'll carry it out this wayexample
- to shareShare your experience.example
- woman; femaleThis magazine is for women.example
- (measure word for small round things)There's a star in the sky.example
- to dislike; to hate; annoyingI hate it like thisexample
- figure; personage; character (in a story)he's a historical figure
- gun; rifle; spearThere are no bullets in the gun.example
- to refuse; to reject; to declinedeclined the inviteexample
- crazy; mad; insaneAre you crazy?example
- style; type; pattern; ceremonyI like the Chinese style.example
- dull; blank; stupid; to stayI stayed home all day.example
- ghost; devil; (suffix) -addictI don't believe in ghosts.example
- edition; version; page (of a newspaper)This book has a new edition nowexample
- agreement; protocolBoth sides reached an agreement.example
- to compete; competitionMarket competition is fierce.example
- to estimate; to reckonI reckon it'll rainexample
- to mean; to signify; to implyThis means working overtime.example
- clubI joined a book club.example
- among; in the midst of; duringsorry to disturb you when you're so busyexample
- building; architecture; to buildThis is an ancient building.example
- to lose; to throw awayI lost my wallet.example
- crazy; frenzied; wildShe shops like crazy.example
- (measure word for pictures, cloth)A picture hangs on the wall.
- to dance; danceLet's dance.example
- to invite; invitationI'd like to invite you
- to add; plus; in additionPlus the shipping cost.example
- to shoot (photo, film); to filmthe filming went wellexample
- area; region; zoneThis is a no-smoking area.example
- to be willing; to wish; to hopeI hope it doesn't rain tomorrow.example
- to hate; to regretI really hate him.example
- hard to; difficult tohard to believeexample
- to shoot; to fire; to emitThe sun emits dazzling light.example
- to transport; luck; fortuneEverything has been hauled awayexample
- drama; play; showThere's a show tonight.example
- to steal; stealthilyHe stole my wallet.example
- to display; to show; to exhibitShow everyone the results.example
- base (military, industrial)This is a production base.example
- to master; to grasp; to controlHe has mastered three languages.example
- memory; to remembertrain memoryexample
- to remain; to be left overI don't need the restexample
- to frighten; to scareYou startled me.example
- fundThis is an education fund.example
- community; neighborhoodOur community has a small park.example
- means; method; trickHe'll stop at nothing to win.example
- to come into contact with; to touchencounter new thingsexample
- clever; intelligent; smartoh, you're the clever oneexample
- skinmy skin is dryexample
- amazing; formidable; severethat's impressiveexample
- to respect; to valueI respect your choiceexample
- loss; damage; to loseThe company suffered a big loss.example
- to cheat; to deceive; to swindleDon't lie to me.example
- pitiful; poor; to pityhe's pitifulexample
- poison; drugs; poisonousIs this kind of flower poisonous?example
- to spit; to spit outHe threw up.example
- center; central; central governmentThere's a fountain in the center of the square.example
- house; roomIt's warm inside.example
- to start (a machine); to launchstart the machineexample
- ageage is just a numberexample
- what a pity; unfortunatelyWhat a pity you didn't come.example
- to roll; to boil; get lost!The ball rolled under the table.example
- to recall; memory; recollectionI treasure the memoriesexample
- to escape; to flee; to run awayThe thief fled.example
- to strike; to crack down on; blowThis was a big blow to him.example
- outside of; besides; exceptEveryone came except himexample
- to be familiar with; to know wellI'm very familiar with this place.example
- to bump into; to collide; to run intoThe car crashed into the wall.example
- good luck; good fortunegood luckexample
- mad; wild; crazilyThe wind outside is wild.example
- to owe; to lackI still owe you fifty yuan.example
- person; public figureYou should ask a professional about thisexample
- group; conglomerate; blocthis group is hugeexample
- until; up to (a point)that's where it endsexample
- each other; one anotherno line between usexample
- to guessGuess where I amexample
- videoI'm watching a videoexample
- the truth; the real factsI want to know the truth.example
- temporarily; for the time beingThere are no seats right now.example
- hole; caveThere's a hole in my sock.example
- to have; to possessHe has rich experience.example
- virusThe computer got a virus.example
- to sign; label; tagsign this paper
- price; valueVegetable prices have risen recently.example
- to try; to attemptworth a tryexample
- careful; attentive; carefullyLook carefully.example
- to rely on; on the basis of; proofYou can get in with this ticket.example
- order; command; to ordergive an orderexample
- to appreciate; to enjoy; to admireI really admire you.example
- nerve; nervesThe toothache hit a nerve.example
- height; altitude; highlyThe plane's altitude is high.example
- to break into pieces; broken; shatteredthe plate broke
- a lifetime; all one's lifeworth remembering for lifeexample
- the whole world; worldwideThe whole world is watching this match.example
- way of saying; statement; versionaccounts online differexample
- to comment on; comment; reviewno comment from meexample
- matter; substance; materialDon't value material things too much.example
- to hide; to dodge; to avoidLet's take shelter from the rain.example
- to emit; to brave; to riskHe went to work in the rainexample
- rotten; mushy; worn out; badThis apple is rotten.example
- especially; particularlyI like fruit, especially mango.example
- drunk; intoxicatedHe's drunk.example
- to throw; to throw awayDon't throw trash on the ground.example
- time; days; timesjoyful times
- gift; ceremony; courtesyWhat gift are you going to give?example
- doctor (PhD); doctorateHe has a PhD.example
- or; either... orTomorrow or the day after both workexample
- romanticlife is romanticexample
- morality; ethics; moralthis is a moral issueexample
- to edit; editorhe's an editorexample
- private; personalIt's a private matter, don't askexample
- hard; toilsome; to work hardthanks for your hard workexample
- to confirm; to verifyThe news has been confirmed.example
- all the way; the whole journeyyou must be tired from the journeyexample
- to remain; to be left overa little is left
- to piece together; to go all out; to spellPiece these fragments together.example
- hard; stiff; firm; stubbornlyThis bread is too hard.example
- after all; all in allhe's young after allexample
- to be in love; romantic lovehave you fallen in love?example
- songthis song is lovelyexample
- only; merely; nothing butI was just joking.example
- mode; pattern; modelThe phone is in power-saving mode.example
- bullet; shell; bombHe plays so beautifully!example
- certainly; must; surelyThis movie is a must-see!example
- to attempt; to tryHe tried to persuade me.example
- glass (material)fill the glass with waterexample
- to biteI got bitten by a dog.example
- location; place where sth isThis is where the problem lies.example
- loan; to take out a loanI need a loanexample
- to lack; to be short oflacking experienceexample
- thin; lean; tight (clothes)He's gotten a lot thinner lately.example
- lock; to lockRemember to lock the door.example
- to harm; harm; to cause (trouble)That will do the child harmexample
- to stand; to set up; immediatelyStand the bottle upexample
- to scold; to curse; to abuseMom scolded him.example
- slightly; a littlePlease wait a momentexample
- to slip; to slide; slipperyThe floor is slippery.example
- to reach (an agreement); to achieveWe reached an agreementexample
- to encourage; encouragementplease encourage himexample
- cakeget a cakeexample
- I; myself; oneself; the person himselfI'm Japaneseexample
- to regret; to feel remorseI regret it terriblyexample
- to break through; breakthroughThere's been a breakthrough in the research.example
- to release; to issue; to announcethe government announcesexample
- to endure; to bear; to tolerateI can't stand this smellexample
- to turn one's head; later; to repentsee you laterexample
- warehouse; storehouse; library (data)The goods are all in the warehouse.example
- to be in charge of; supervisor; managerYou'll have to ask the manager about thisexample
- to answer; to replyThis question is really hard to answerexample
- to reward; rewardis there a reward?example
- bearThere are bears in the mountains.example
- under; beneath; less thanWith his help, I succeeded.example
- green; blue; youngThe mountains in the distance are blue-green.example
- unfortunate; misfortune; unfortunatelyHow unfortunate.example
- energyEat something to get your energy backexample
- contradiction; conflict; contradictoryI'm tornexample
- to arrive; arrival; adventthe coming springexample
- to clean up; to tidy up; to sort outtidy the roomexample
- to close a deal; to make a transactionall right, it's a dealexample
- in a word; in shortin one sentenceexample
- to commit suicide; suicideSuicide solves nothing.example
- person in chargethis is the person in chargeexample
- side; beside; otherLots of cars are parked by the roadexample
- to insert; to stick in; to interposePlug it in.example
- detailed; in detailPlease explain in more detail.example
- clue; lead; thread (of a story)The police found a clue.example
- smelly; stinking; badThese shoes stink.example
- to break the law; illegalDoing this is illegal.example
- pile; heap; to pile upThere's a pile of clothes on the desk.example
- male; menThis job is open to both men and women.example
- article; product; to taste; qualityHe has a noble character.
- to collect; to gatherHe likes collecting stamps.example
- channel (TV)I've subscribed to the channelexample
- in those years; back thenBack then I was still young.example
- to make; to cause; so thatThe heavy rain caused the match to be canceled.example
- box; case; (measure word: box of)get a box of biscuitsexample
- insufficient; lacking; less thanWe don't have enough time.
- to warn; warningbalding warningexample
- to call the police; to raise the alarmI want to call the policeexample
- business; professional work; serviceHe's professionally very capable.example
- to drive; to pilotdrive carefullyexample
- to ride; to take (transport); to multiplyLet's take the subwayexample
- first; A (in a list); armor; nailTeam A won the match.example
- to publishthe firm publishesexample
- magical; miraculous; amazingNature is truly amazing.example
- to diagnose; diagnosisThe doctor diagnosed it as a cold.example
- to cut (with scissors); to trimI'm getting a haircut this afternoonexample
- to launch; to fire; to emitThe satellite launched successfully.example
- brain; mindmy brain has stopped turningexample
- price; cost (paid for sth)The price is too high.example
- bureau chief; directorThe director isn't in todayexample
- to squeeze; to crowd; crowdedThe subway is crowded.example
- to look; to seeLook, how pretty!example
- to search; to search forSearch for the answer.example
- stomachMy stomach hurts.example
- kitchenleave the kitchen cleanexample
- within; insideFinish it within a week.example
- to register; to sign upregister with your mobile numberexample
- hall; living room; departmentThe hall is packed with peopleexample
- along with; as; followingAs time goes by.example
- to repay; return; rewardI'll repay youexample
- to display; to reveal; to unfoldThe photos show life in the pastexample
- to evaluate; to assess; assessmentwe'll review it thenexample
- all; entirely; without exceptionEverything is sold out.example
- link; stage; part (of a process)this is a key stepexample
- restaurant; dining roomwhen does the restaurant close?example
- to violate; to go againstYou broke the rules.example
- vitality; energy; vigorthe air feels aliveexample
- to entrust; to commissionI entrusted him with this.example
- soft; flexible; weakThis bed is too softexample
- to sign; signature; autographplease signexample
- photography; to take photos; to filmI've got into photography latelyexample
- to be used for; to apply toThis money is used for education.example
- today; nowadaysthe weather is nice todayexample
- idolhe's my idolexample
- to block; to keep off; gear (of a car)Don't block the way.example
- (measure word for sessions, events, graduating classes)This is the fifth competition.example
- to taste; to try (food); to experienceHave a taste of this dishexample
- to recognize; to admit; to knowI don't recognize him anymoreexample
- to inject; injectionThe nurse gave him an injection.example
- conflict; clash; to conflictThe times clash, so I can't goexample
- to be present; on the sceneI wasn't there at the time.example
- sensitive; susceptiblehe's sensitiveexample
- rat; mouseHe was born in the year of the Rat.example
- to remind; to prompt; hint; tipGive me a hint.example
- to fall; to throw down; to drop and breakCareful, don't fallexample
- to communicate; communicationlet's keep each other postedexample
- to tidy up; to pack; to repairTidy up the room, quickexample
- unless; only ifunless you agreeexample
- passengerpassengers, board pleaseexample
- difficult; hard; arduousHis situation is difficult.example
- to be used to (do sth); for the purpose ofThis is for cutting vegetables.example
- album (music); special collectionShe released a new album.example
- tigerThere are tigers in the mountains.example
- to go around; to wind; to make a detourThe road ahead is under repair; we have to detour.example
- to spray; to spurt; to spoutHe sprayed on some perfume.example
- to complain; to grumblestop complainingexample
- satelliteThe moon is Earth's satelliteexample
- to get to work; to hit; to touchlet's get to workexample
- to be close to; to approachcome a little closerexample
- neighborwe're neighboursexample
- to pollute; pollutionAir pollution is serious.example
- to punish; to fine; to penalizeParking illegally gets you fined.example
- opportunity; right moment; timingthe time is ripeexample
- public security; law and orderThe public order here is good.example
- terrible; too bad; oh noThe weather is really terrible today.example
- in the air; in the skya plane is in the skyexample
- to long for; to yearn forI long for freedomexample
- to connect; to link; to joinThis road connects two cities.example
- to take apart; to tear down; to open (a letter)take down the old one
- at this moment; nowNow is the right moment.example
- snakeThere's a snake in the grass.example
- earMy ear hurts.example
- picture; image; screen; scenethe image is vivid
- drink; beverageWhat would you like to drink?example
- to play the role of; to act ashe plays the fatherexample
- brain; cerebrumThe brain needs rest.example
- nosewipe your noseexample
- assets; propertyThe company's assets are in the hundreds of millions.example
- to congratulate; congratulationscongratulations on your openingexample
- major event; important matterplay it downexample
- to run; to operate; to be in motionThe system is running normally.example
- situation; state of affairsThe current situation is hard to control.example
- to expect; to hope; expectationI look forward to itexample
- to inquire; to ask aboutHe came to ask about the situation.example
- to compensate; compensationThe company will compensate your loss.example
- softwarewhich app do you use?example
- to show; to appear; obviousThis makes you look slimmer.example
- to make out; to see; to tellI can tell you're lying.example
- serious; solemn; sternHis expression is very serious.example
- muscleMy muscles ache.example
- soon after; then; subsequentlyHe'll come right after.example
- to comfort; to console; comfortlet me comfort himexample
- year (fiscal, academic); annualThis is this year's annual report.example
- to lift; to raise; to carry (together)Help me lift the table.example
- to inspect; to test; to examinetest the resultsexample
- to rule out; to exclude; to removeI wouldn't rule it outexample
- to speed up; to acceleratespeed upexample
- to publish; to issue; to releaseHe released a new album.example
- society; organization; agencyHe works at a newspaper office.example
- to searchSearch it online.example
- to liberate; liberationNow my hands are free.example
- to hug; to embraceThey hugged.example
- tragedythis is a tragedyexample
- firefighting; fire preventionThe fire engine is hereexample
- outer space; spaceThe kids all want to go to spaceexample
- to clip; to squeeze between; to sandwichPick up food with chopsticks.example
- to instruct; to indicate; instructionsFollow the leader's instructions.example
- out of; due to; to stem fromI did this out of goodwill.example
- both handsboth hands up for thatexample
- all right!; that's enough!oh give overexample
- buying and selling; business; dealHe runs a small business.example
- occasionally; once in a whileI come once in a whileexample
- sad; sorrowful; griefI'm sadexample
- to advise; to urge; to persuadeI advise you not to go.example
- adviser; consultanthe's a consultantexample
- assistantShe's the manager's assistant.example
- to separate; to partBeing separated from loved ones is painful.example
- fan; (measure word for doors, windows)fan with a fanexample
- profitthe profit is lowexample
- to cherish; to treasure; to valueCherish your youth.
- to eliminate; to remove; to dispelClear up the misunderstanding.example
- (measure word for horses; bolt of cloth)That horse runs really fast.example
- as one pleases; freely; casualJust do as you like.example
- friendshipOur friendship is deep.example
- to pull out; to pull up; to extractI had a tooth pulled.example
- to seek; to look forWe seek help from him.example
- to decorate; decorationThe room is beautifully decorated.example
- pot; pan; wokThere's still soup in the potexample
- hall; lobbyWait for me in the lobby.example
- ugly; disgracefulThis painting is really ugly.example
- patient; patienceplease be patientexample
- impulsive; impulse; urgehe's impulsiveexample
- like; just asjust like a dreamexample
- to mention; to lift; to raiseDon't bring that up.example
- just; fair; impartialfairness mattersexample
- to freeze; to feel very coldMy hands are frozen stiff.example
- to resignI'm planning to resignexample
- to abide by; to comply with; to observeObey the traffic rules.example
- warm; to warm upThe weather is warm today.example
- to build; to constructThey're building a bridge.example
- to give up (a habit); to guard againstHe finally quit smoking.example
- thinking; thoughtChange your way of thinking.example
- to plan; plan; programdraw up a planexample
- not allowed; must notyou promised not to laugh at meexample
- round flat cake; pancake; biscuitThis flatbread is really tasty!example
- more than; not limited to; incessantlyHe's been late more than once.example
- earthquakean earthquake struckexample
- to shock; to be shockedThe news is shocking.example
- to compensate; compensationThe company compensated his losses.example
- to return; to go backThey've made it back safelyexample
- to act on behalf of; agent; proxyHe's our agent.example
- excessive; over-He's overly exhausted.example
- obviously; clearlyYou clearly know the answer.example
- the masses; the publicthe public caresexample
- undoubtedly; without doubtThis is undoubtedly the best choice.example
- massage; to massageI'm going to get a massage.example
- batteryrecycle old batteriesexample
- industry; estate; propertyTourism is the main industry hereexample
- to knock; to tap; to strikePlease knock before coming inexample
- late; delayed; slowYou came late.example
- temper; dispositionhe has a temperexample
- to rise (prices, water level)The price doubled.
- tonThis truck can haul ten tons.example
- wide; broad; extensiveThis tool has many uses.
- situation; circumstancesI still remember the situation at the time.example
- at least; minimumat least tryexample
- dormitory; dormI'm in the dormexample
- to merge; to combinewe mergedexample
- in the past; formerlyBusy as always.example
- countryside; village; rural areaThe countryside has fresh air.example
- cannot help (doing); unable to bearcouldn't help laughingexample
- vegetableseat more vegetablesexample
- trade; commercetrade is thrivingexample
- bulletThese are toy bulletsexample
- too; excessivelyoverly complexexample
- to dye; to catch (a disease); to contaminateShe dyed her hair red.example
- museumvisit the museumexample
- dock; pier; wharfthis is the pierexample
- to be finished; to be done for; oh no!we're sold outexample
- president (of a company); CEOHe's the company president.example
- to surpass; to exceed; to transcendYou have to surpass yourself.example
- user; customer; subscriberThere are more and more users.example
- justice; righteousness; justWe must uphold justice.example
- thus; thereby; so as tothereby solving itexample
- position; standpoint; stancewe see it differentlyexample
- fire (disaster)fires are dangerousexample
- to firmly believe; to determine; to identifyI'm sure it's himexample
- unfavorable; disadvantageous; harmfula bit unfavorableexample
- to leak; to leave out; to divulgeThe roof is leaking.example
- actually; on the contrary; (mild contrast)didn't expect that thoughexample
- this moment; nowright now it's quietexample
- a little; slightlyplease wait a bitexample
- sweat; perspirationHe's covered in sweat.example
- forward; onwardKeep walking forward.example
- scene; spectacle; occasionThat scene was really livelyexample
- all at once; in a short while; suddenlyI went redexample
- gaze; look; visionEveryone's eyes turned to him.example
- to stretch; to extendPlease hold out your handexample
- powerful; forceful; strongHis handshake is firm.example
- to break away from; to be separated fromWe're out of danger now.example
- to remove; to lift; to rescindThe alarm has been lifted.example
- as far as possible; as much as possibleas fast as possibleexample
- skill; technical abilityskills matterexample
- cun (Chinese inch); very smallWhat size is this photo?example
- motive; motivationI don't understand his motiveexample
- plot; storyline; circumstancesthe plot is grippingexample
- to expect; expected; anticipatedThe result is better than expected.example
- to dress up; to make up; style of dresslet's dress upexample
- rabbit; hareThe little rabbit is so cute.example
- genius; talentHe's a genius.example
- always; all alongHe's always punctual.example
- to despair; hopeless; desperateI feel hopelessexample
- charming; fascinating; enchantingthe scenery is charmingexample
- position; post; jobHe was promoted to a higher position.example
- swindler; cheat; fraudHe's a con artist.example
- referee; umpire; to refereeThe referee blew the whistle.example
- script; screenplaythe script is doneexample
- simply; might as well; straightforwardIt's late, let's just skip itexample
- to disturb; to interfere; interferenceDon't disturb my work.example
- to contact; to get in touch; liaisonLet's keep in touchexample
- to strengthen; to enhanceExercise strengthens the body.example
- to hold; to grasp; to clenchhold on tightexample
- to bear; to endure; to put up withI can't stand itexample
- to support with the hand; to help upHelp the elderly cross the street.example
- comics; cartoon; mangaI read comicsexample
- bad; harmful; unhealthyThat's a bad habit.example
- sincere; genuineThank you for your sincerity.example
- to inherit; to carry oncarry on the traditionexample
- according to; basis; groundshere is what I base it onexample
- to earn (money); to struggle freeHe earned a lot of money.example
- to pause; to suspend; time-outThe match has been paused.example
- bold; daringhe's boldexample
- reform; to reformthe company reformsexample
- that's fine too; may as well; whether... or...Leaving early is just as well.example
- secretly; stealthilyHe sneaked away.example
- bedroomThe bedroom is upstairs.example
- numerous; manyHe has a huge number of fans.example
- mistake; error; to make a mistakeThis one was my mistakeexample
- never; absolutely notnever give upexample
- to respect; to honor; respectedI really respect him.example
- still; as beforeHe's as busy as ever.example
- to pack; packagingbetter if it's wrappedexample
- to force; to compelDon't force the child to study.example
- to increase; to addThe salary has gone up quite a bit.example
- to look back; to reviewlook back on the yearexample
- shoulderMy shoulders are sore.example
- to imitate; to copy; to mimicHe's good at imitating others.example
- premise; precondition; prerequisitethat premise doesn't holdexample
- proud (of); to take pride inI'm proud of you.example
- welfare; benefitsthis is a benefitexample
- technique; method; trickThe technique of this painting is unique.example
- to criticize; to blame; to denounceDon't always blame others.example
- cost (of production)estimate the costexample
- to rush; to barge in; to break throughRunning a red light is dangerous.example
- to be in (a situation); to be situated atHe's in his busiest stretch right nowexample
- sleepSleep is important.example
- to trouble; to perplex; to botherI feel troubledexample
- to have priority; prioritywhich takes priority?example
- tightly; closelyThe child held on tight to his momexample
- to lighten; to ease; to alleviateease the burdenexample
- labor; work; to workEveryone joins in the labor together.example
- part (of the body); positionWhich part hurts?example
- to offer; to dedicate; to donateHe went to donate blood.example
- will; willpower; determinationHe has strong willpower.example
- firm; resolute; to strengthena firm attitudeexample
- to permit; to allow; permissionNo entry without permission.example
- disaster; catastropheThis is a total disaster.example
- so that; in order toPlease leave your number so we can reach youexample
- to disturb; to bothersorry to disturb youexample
- up and down; top and bottom; about (approx.)He looked me up and downexample
- humorous; humorHe's a very humorous person.example
- soldier; servicemanHis brother is a soldier.example
- to repair; to restoreRestore the damaged photo.example
- robotThe robot can sweep the floor.example
- competition; contest; to competeenter the competitionexample
- to run away; to flee; to escapeHe seized the chance to run away.example
- voluntary; of one's own free willThis is voluntary.example
- master (craftsman); (polite address for a worker)I'll call a repairmanexample
- (measure word for flowers, clouds)Here's a flower for you.example
- original; primitiveThis is the raw data.example
- at long last; finallyat least there was an answerexample
- pianoplay the pianoexample
- to pass on; to transmit; to conveypass on the messageexample
- to change; to switch; to convertSwitch up your way of thinking.example
- logicWhat you're saying isn't logicalexample
- complexion; facial expressionyou look paleexample
- to purchase; to buy up; to acquireA big company acquired this factory.example
- hotel; guesthousestay at the hotelexample
- to defend; to safeguarddefend the countryexample
- eye (for); insight; gazeYou have great taste.example
- first-class; top-notchThe service here is first-class.example
- glorious; honorable; gloryI feel honoredexample
- symbol; to symbolizeThe dragon is a symbol of China.
- to shoot; to fire; shootingHe likes playing shooting games.example
- polite; courteous; to stand on ceremonydon't stand on ceremonyexample
- qin (zither); musical instrumentShe practices her instrument every dayexample
- to hesitate; hesitantI'm still undecidedexample
- to be poisoned; poisoningHe got food poisoning.example
- current; presentThe current situation is complex.example
- early stage; early periodThis is his early work.example
- rare; hard to come by; seldomthis is rareexample
- full; complete; 100 percentHe's full of confidence.example
- depths; deep partIt's quiet deep in the forest.example
- to harm; to damage; harmSmoking harms your health.example
- power; influence; forceThis company has a lot of cloutexample
- precious; valuableThis is a precious memory.example
- to compensate; to lose moneyIf you break it, you have to pay for it.example
- to pick; to pluck; to take offLet's go pick apples.example
- terrible; in a mess; rottenit only made things worse
- scholarHe's a famous scholar.example
- ancient; age-olda very old cityexample
- photographer; cameramanHe's a professional photographer.example
- all around; surroundingsIt's quiet all around.example
- leisure; casual; to relaxRelax a bit on the weekend.example
- grade; rank; levelThis hotel is high-class.example
- to sign; signaturePlease sign here.example
- drama; play; theaterHe studies drama.example
- to subsidize; to fund; financial aidHe has funded many students.example
- to surround; to encirclePolice surrounded the building.example
- to revolve around; to center onEveryone discusses around the topic.example
- next door; neighbornext door is too noisyexample
- included; includingFive people including me.example
- act; move; behaviorHis behavior is strange.example
- accidental; by chanceran into him by chanceexample
- vague; blurred; fuzzyit looks blurryexample
- belief; faith; convictionHe has a firm conviction.example
- difference; distinctionThere's little difference between the two.example
- to update; to renewit needs updatingexample
- appearance; lookI forgot what he looks like.example
- on the spot; at the sceneHe was caught on the spot.example
- specific; particular; designatedUnder specific circumstances.example
- restauranteat at a restaurantexample
- to regard; to look upon; to treathow do you view this?example
- to fight; to brawldon't fightexample
- assistant; helperHe's a great help to me.example
- to be able to; so that (one) canThe problem was able to be solved.example
- key (keyboard); buttonThis key won't press down anymoreexample
- idle; free; unoccupiedI'm free today.example
- truthWe should pursue the truth.example
- to guess; to speculate; guessthat's just a guessexample
- ceremony; celebrationThe graduation ceremony was grand.example
- the human world; on earthI'd like a single room.
- to change direction; to turn toThe topic turned to work.example
- to enlarge; to magnify; to zoom inenlarge this pictureexample
- to ride (a vehicle); to take (a bus, plane)Please take the subway.example
- drum; to bulge; to rouseKids love playing the drumsexample
- allergic; allergy; oversensitiveI'm allergic to medicationexample
- current situation; status quoHe's unhappy with the status quo.example
- superior; higher authoritiesthe higher-ups inspectexample
- exception; to be an exceptionThere are no exceptions this time.example
- from it; from among them; therefromlearned a lot from itexample
- existing; currently availableUse the existing resources.example
- potatoI want to eat potatoes.example
- to demonstrate; demonstration; modelThe teacher demonstrated it for us once.example
- severe; stern; strictThe teacher is very strict.example
- exhibition; to exhibitI'm going to an exhibitionexample
- to punish; to penalize; penaltythe penalty is heavyexample
- to travel (of vehicles); to driveThe vehicles drive slowly.example
- living roomThe guest is waiting in the living room.example
- food and drink; dietI'm watching what I eatexample
- footstep; paceI heard footsteps.example
- to flow; to circulate; mobileThe river flows slowly.example
- the outside world; externalUnaffected by the outside world.example
- to have; to carry (a feature); withThat remark carries some sarcasm.example
- very long; endlessthe journey is longexample
- comedyI like watching comedies.example
- to sign a contractThe two companies officially signed a contract.example
- group; community; colonyYoung people are the main consumer group.example
- in the city; in townHe lives in the city.example
- gallbladder; courage; gutsYou've really got guts!example
- to share; to enjoy togetherI'll unlock a share bikeexample
- post; position; dutiesHe holds an important post.example
- countryside; hometown; townshipGo back to the hometown to visit.example
- to worry; to be anxious aboutStop worrying.example
- to find out; to realize; to detectI sensed something wrongexample
- to recycle; to recover; to take backBottles and paper can both be recycledexample
- desertcross the desertexample
- bank deposit; savings; to deposit moneysavings at zeroexample
- face; reputation; prestigelet someone save faceexample
- to drape over the shoulders; to wrap aroundShe has a coat draped over her shoulders.example
- depth; profundityThis lake is ten meters deep.example
- to increase productionGrain output increased this year.example
- blog; bloggerI write a blogexample
- to stay (temporarily); to stop overWe stop over in Beijing for two days.example
- border; frontiernear the borderexample
- will; be going to; about toThe movie is about to start.example
- as followswe hereby notify you as followsexample
- convenient; to facilitatethe convenience store sells itexample
- basin; tub; potThe soil in the pot has dried out.
- academic degreeHe got his doctorate.example
- years; time (passing)The years pass so fast.example
- to occupy; to seize; to captureThis kind of phone has taken over the marketexample
- controversy; disputeThis matter is controversial.example
- purple; violetI like the color purple.example
- intestine; sausageMy stomach is weak.example
- lifelong; all one's lifeWe should keep learning for life.example
- to avoid; to evade; to dodgedodge the topicexample
- fingernailDon't bite your nails.example
- bellThe class bell rang.example
- physical strength; staminaI'm out of energy.example
- gas (state of matter)Air is a kind of gas.example
- level; layer; gradationThis article is clearly structuredexample
- citizens; the people of a nationNational income has risen.example
- to regard as; to consider asEveryone sees him as a friendexample
- to obey; to comply withthe majority decidesexample
- to be lower than; belowThe price is below cost.example
- to sprinkle; to spillWater spilled all over the floor.example
- to pay attention to; to emphasizeHe really cares about his health.example
- at night; nighttimeThe temperature is low at night.example
- talks; to hold talksthe talks succeededexample
- to convey; to pass on; to transmitplease pass it onexample
- to wait; to awaitplease wait a momentexample
- box; casea pen is in the boxexample
- to terminate; to end; to stopThe contract was terminated.example
- lottery ticketbuy a lottery ticketexample
- peachI love eating peaches.example
- laws and regulations; statutethese are regulationsexample
- extensive; wide-ranging; widelythe impact is wideexample
- to hinder; to obstruct; obstacleDon't block traffic.example
- recently; latelyHow have you been lately?example
- corresponding; accordinglyTake the corresponding measures.example
- ditch; channel; grooveThere's a small ditch by the roadexample
- zone; area; regionThis is a danger zone.example
- to break the rules; violationParking here is against the rulesexample
- breed; variety; kindHe bred a new variety.
- politeness; manners; politehe's politeexample
- quietly; secretly; stealthilyleave quietlyexample
- gap; disparity; differenceThe gap between them is big.example
- to divide into; to split (profits)We split into three groups.example
- patentHe applied for a patent.example
- certificate; credentialsHe got the certificate.example
- to synthesize; to compose; syntheticThis is a synthetic material.example
- to panic; flustered; nervousDon't panic, take your time.example
- biscuit; cookie; crackerThese are my favourite biscuitsexample
- to restrain; to bind; restrictionYou should restrain your behavior.example
- grapeWash the grapes before you eat themexample
- beard; moustacheHe has a beard.example
- inner; internal; intrinsicInner beauty matters more.example
- suit (Western-style)He's wearing a suit.example
- monkeyMonkeys love bananas.example
- discount; preferential; favorableis there a student discount?example
- public notice; announcementpost an announcementexample
- to raise one's head; to look upLook up at the sky.example
- to reply; to answer; replyI'll reply to youexample
- grey; gray; gloomythe color is greyexample
- to followfollow the teacherexample
- to classify; to sort; classificationsort the rubbish properlyexample
- sufficient; ample; abundantplenty of sunshineexample
- upward; to strive to improveHe's positive and driven.example
- mechanismWe need to set up a new mechanism.example
- hard; arduous; difficultLife was hard back then.example
- to rescue; to give emergency treatmentThe doctors are trying to save the patientexample
- video camera; camcordershoot with a camcorderexample
- area; region; surroundingsThis area is very lively.example
- popular; hot; in demanda hot topicexample
- end point; finish line; terminusWe finally reached the finish line.example
- to replace; to changehelp me replace itexample
- to interrupt; to break off; to suspendThe network was cut off.example
- to pay a visit; to call onI've been meaning to call on youexample
- to applaud; to clapapplaud in welcomeexample
- developments; trend; dynamicKeep up with the latest developments.example
- to adjust; to regulateAdjust the temperature.example
- frequent; frequentlyHe's been traveling for work frequently lately.example
- number; amountThe amount of money is wrong.example
- to be electedhe was electedexample
- week; Sunday; religious serviceSee you next week.example
- words; speechWatch your language.example
- to blame; to complain; resentmentThis one isn't your faultexample
- (with negative) never again; no moreI'm never going againexample
- prospects; outlook; foregroundThis industry has good prospects.example
- fax; to faxsend a faxexample
- wine (from grapes)I like drinking red wine.example
- capital (money, assets)Starting a business needs capital.example
- to misunderstand; misunderstandingyou've misread meexample
- to hand over; to explain; to instructThe teacher gave us instructions about thisexample
- bank; shore; coastThe boat has reached the shoreexample
- from this; hence; therebyFrom this, you can see how hard he works.example
- funds; budget; expensesfunds are shortexample
- to associate (in the mind); associationreminds me of the pastexample
- to fine; fine (penalty)is there a fine?example
- to shake one's headHe shook his head.
- regardless of; in spite of; to disregardregardless of everythingexample
- to light; to ignite; to kindlelight the candleexample
- to rest; to take a break; to stopRest a bit when you're tired.example
- mentality; state of mind; attitudemy mindset has collapsedexample
- incoming letter; to write (a letter) toI'm writing to say hiexample
- overall; total; as a wholeoverall I'm happy with itexample
- principle; theoryThis is the basic principle.example
- early morning; dawnthe early morning is coolexample
- to possess; to occupy; to account forThis company holds a large market share.example
- to disinfect; to sterilizeThe cups have all been sterilisedexample
- light; ray of lightthe light is brightexample
- originally; former; at firstOriginally I disagreed.example
- to go on a business tripI'm going on a business tripexample
- intensity; strengthThis training intensity is too high.example
- to be higher than; aboveTemperatures are higher than last yearexample
- leading; dominant; to leadHe plays a leading role.example
- change; to change; fluctuationThere's a change to the plan.example
- spring (of water)There's a spring in the mountains.example
- loophole; flaw; leakThere's a flaw in this plan.example
- to inquire; to look up; to checklook it upexample
- meteorology; weatherThe weather station forecasts rain tomorrow.example
- ringing; ringtone; bell soundThe phone's ringtone went off.example
- to run away; to escape; to fleeThat cat ran awayexample
- essential; indispensable; to needthe necessitiesexample
- to be on duty; to work a shiftI'm on duty tonight.example
- research instituteHe works at a research institute.example
- manpower; human resourcesThis work takes too much manpower.example
- to hand over; to pass; to deliverCould you pass the salt?example
- pearlShe's wearing a pearl necklace.example
- to assist; auxiliary; supplementaryIt's an auxiliary tool.example
- consumerWhat consumers care about most is the priceexample
- to extend; to stretch outThe path stretches all the way up the hillexample
- (before a verb) to apply; to give; moreoverprovide an explanationexample
- nonstop; incessantly; without stoppingThe rain won't stop.example
- to imagine; to envisage; tentative planlet me imagine itexample
- to coughDon't cough at peopleexample
- the moonHumans landed on the moon.example
- to earn money; to make moneyMaking money isn't easy.example
- to pick up; to collectPick the paper up off the floorexample
- mild; gentle; moderateHe has a gentle nature.example
- scene; sight; spectacleThe sight before us was so beautiful.example
- to intervene; to interfere; interventionThe government intervenes in the market.example
- after this; afterwards; hereafterno contact ever sinceexample
- to pack; to wrap up; to take away (food)could I take this away?example
- trademark; brand; logothis is a trademarkexample
- to rise; to go up; to raiseThe temperature rose slowly.example
- sound; robust; to perfect (a system)The system here is sound.example
- in the distance; far awayThere's a mountain in the distance.example
- before; previously; formerlyWe agreed on it earlier.example
- model; exemplary; fine exampleHe's a model worker.example
- poisonous; toxicThis kind of mushroom is poisonous.example
- to transfer; to mobilize; to bring into playHe got transferred.example
- to purchase; to procurethe company purchasesexample
- jeansbuy some jeansexample
- to gaze at; to watch closelyEveryone was watching himexample
- title; designationHe was given the titleexample
- fork; cross (X mark)Put a cross next to the mistakesexample
- wallA painting hangs on the wall.example
- still; as before; yetstill don't get itexample
- to prepare; to get ready; preparatoryIs everything ready?example
- slanting; oblique; tiltedThe picture is hung crooked.example
- harmful; damagingSmoking is harmful to health.example
- to regard as; to take forDon't treat me like a child.example
- to inspire; to enlighten; inspirationthis inspired meexample
- to transform; to convert; transformationTurn pressure into motivation.example
- second (in a series); B; party BParty A and Party B sign the contract.example
- pearI bought a few pears.example
- suburbs; outskirtsthe suburbs are quietexample
- to be beneficial to; to be good forExercise is good for health.example
- often; frequentlyI often think of my childhood.example
- to evolve; evolutionHumans evolved gradually.example
- high heelsShe's wearing high heels.example
- scenery; landscape; glamorousThe scenery here is beautiful.example
- to feel awkward; to make things difficult forThis really puts me in a tough spot.example
- to rise; to go up (prices, water)Fruit prices have gone up againexample
- negative; passive; pessimisticDon't be so negative.example
- to fall down; to slip and fallI fell overexample
- lively; vivacioushe's livelyexample
- to control; to dominate; to allocateHe controls the family's money.example
- expenditure; expenses; to spendThere's been too much spending this month.example
- to decompose; to break down; to resolveBreak the movement down.example
- poetry; poemI love reading poetry.example
- heat; caloriesThis food is high in calories.example
- visaa visa is requiredexample
- cycle; periodThe production cycle is long.example
- to lose (money); to be short of; luckilyWe lost a lot in this deal.example
- straight line; sharply (rise/fall)Draw a straight line.example
- slogan; catchphrasethis is a sloganexample
- keyboardtype on the keyboardexample
- to demolish; to dismantle; to removetear down the old wallexample
- prosperous; flourishing; prosperityThis street is more prosperous than it used to beexample
- to hand to; to pass topass it to him for meexample
- volume; booklet; (measure word for books)How many volumes are in this set?example
- lengththe length is just rightexample
- coalThey used to burn coal for heat here.example
- friction; to rub; conflictThere's some friction between the two.example
- form; shape; patternWater has three forms.example
- never (before); not everI have never regretted it.example
- to film; to video-recordDon't film hereexample
- to sign (a contract, treaty)sign the contractexample
- duckThere are ducks in the river.example
- indirect; indirectlyIt affects him indirectly.example
- backpack; rucksackbuy a backpackexample
- car owner; vehicle ownerWho's the car owner?example
- subject matter; theme (of a work)This film has a fresh subject.example
- in general use; universal; interchangeableEnglish is used widely in many countries.example
- no need to; have no use forYou don't need to worryexample
- roughly; approximately; more or lessroughly along those linesexample
- contemporary; the present ageI like contemporary art.example
- to equip; to provide; equipmentEach classroom is equipped with computers.example
- to splash; to spill; to pour outDon't splash water on the floorexample
- performance; function (of a machine)This computer performs well.example
- to heat; to heat upShould I warm the milk up?example
- to care for; concern; solicitudeI care for himexample
- to give as a gift; to presentBuy one, get one free.example
- to circulate; circulationKeep the air circulating in the room.example
- from time to time; now and thenHe glances at his watch now and then.example
- terrible; extremely; (after 得) awfullythat's incredibleexample
- whole body; all over; a suit (of clothes)He's wearing a whole new outfitexample
- to build; to constructBuild a new road.example
- regular; standard; formalThis is a proper hospital.example
- tall and big; toweringthis building is tallexample
- high temperatureThere's been a lot of hot weather lately.example
- to be the main thing; to give priority toThe diet is mainly vegetables.example
- characteristic; property; traitEach material has its own properties.example
- grassland; prairie; steppelet's go to the grasslandexample
- disaster; calamityLast year's disaster was severeexample
- helpless; to have no choice; unfortunatelyI feel helpless.example
- according to; in accordance withCarry it out according to the rules.example
- gas (for cooking); coal gasRemember to turn off the gas.example
- crisp; crunchy; brittleThe apples are sweet and crunchy!example
- elephantAn elephant's trunk is long.example
- subsidy; allowance; to subsidizeThe company pays a monthly travel allowanceexample
- to print; printingThis book is being printed.example
- to make into; to manufactureThis is made of wood.example
- to give (as a gift); to presentThis book was a gift from a friend.example
- to be reluctant to part with; to hate toI hate to leaveexample
- typhoona typhoon is comingexample
- to undertake; to organize (an event)host this eventexample
- initial stage; early periodThe early days of a startup are hard.example
- to do well; to do a good job ofGet along well with the neighbors.example
- to knock on the doorplease knockexample
- therefore; as a result; thusIt rained, so it was cancelled.example
- index; indicator; target; quotaWe met the sales target.example
- sewage; wastewaterSewage can't be dumped carelessly.example
- passivedon't be so passiveexample
- to increase; to enlargeThe pressure has increased.example
- research topic; task; issuethis is a topic to studyexample
- outpatient service; outpatient clinicThe doctor has outpatient hours this morning.example
- to open (a conference, exhibition)The sports meet opens tomorrow.example
- master's degree; master's studentHe's doing a master's.example
- curtain (window)hang the curtainsexample
- victory or defeat; outcomeThe result isn't decided yetexample
- opening ceremonyThe opening ceremony was grand.example
- peculiar to; characteristic of; uniqueThis is unique to pandas.example
- necktie; tieput on a tieexample
- subjectiveThis view is too subjective.example
- according to law; legallyAct according to the law.example
- one after another; successively; orderThey arrived one after another.example
- motorbike; motorHe rides a motorcycle to work.example
- barbecue; roast meatLet's go for barbecue this weekend.example
- natural gasWe cook with natural gas at home.example
- to correspond to; correspondingThe two correspond one to one.example
- bright; well-lit; shiningThis room is big and brightexample
- total; sumThe total number of participants is one hundred.example
- scissorsbuy a pair of scissorsexample
- greater than; more thanThree is greater than two.example
- superstition; to believe blindly inDon't be so superstitious.example
- reservoirThe reservoir is full.example
- effect; result; effectivenessThis method is very effective.example
- to maintain; to take care of; upkeepCars need regular maintenance.example
- to transfer (ownership); to sell offThe shop downstairs is up for transferexample
- to mobilize; to rallyRally everyone to take part.example
- hamI'll have a ham rollexample
- craft; technique; workmanshipThis is a traditional craft.example
- look; expressionHe looked very nervous.example
- to increase; to grow in numberThe number of tourists has grown.example
- complete; all in readinessThe facilities here are complete.
- have to; cannot butI have no choice but to go.example
- to output; to exportThis country mainly exports oil.example
- hardwareThe computer hardware is broken.example
- swimming poolThe hotel has a swimming pool.example
- mailbox; PO boxThe letter's in the mailbox.example
- to mediate; to reconcileSomeone needs to mediate between themexample
- mountain area; mountainous regionthis is a mountain areaexample
- to form a complete set; matching; supportingThe neighborhood has complete facilities.example
- formulaYou need to memorize this formula.example
- driver's licenseI don't have a licenceexample
- moisture; water content; exaggerationThe fruit is full of moisture.example
- generation; lifetimeHe's a generation older than meexample
- single; sole; unitaryThe diet is too monotonous.example
- to govern; to manage; to bring under controlThe government is tackling pollution.example
- extent; range; marginthe range of change is largeexample
- to lead; to headHe led the whole team to first placeexample
- to found; to establishHe founded a company.example
- children; sons and daughtersthe children have grownexample
- weak; frailHis foundation is weak.example
- to host; to organize (an event)This event is hosted by our company.example
- generally acknowledged; recognizedthis is generally acceptedexample
- plain; flatlandThis area is all plains.example
- tomatoI bought two tomatoesexample
- to generate; to formThe system automatically generated a report.example
- diligent; hardworkinghe's diligentexample
- to divide; to partitiondivide it clearlyexample
- volume; bulkThis box is too bulky.example
- original; pre-existingKeep the original design.example
- rainwater; rainfallThere's been a lot of rain this year.example
- terrain; topographyThe terrain here is complex.example
- analogy; for instancelet me give an analogyexample
- poise; graceful bearinghe has poiseexample
- leather shoesput on leather shoesexample
- cabinet; cupboardit's in the cupboardexample
- to ride in a vehicle; to take a bus/carPlease tap your card to ride.example
- runner-up; second placeHe came in second.example
- to vibrate; vibrationThe phone is vibrating.example
- subject; academic disciplineThis is my favorite subject.example
- to call on; to appealcall on all to joinexample
- impressions; thoughtslet me share my thoughtsexample
- to advocate; to promoteWe advocate saving.example
- to repay; to requiteI'll make it up to youexample
- for the most part; mostlyMost of the students live on campusexample
- north and southNorthern and southern Chinese food is differentexample
- sausageThere's sausage for breakfast.example
- food and drink; cateringHe works in the food service industry.
- to be willing to part with; not begrudgeYou're willing to buy something this expensive?example
- match (for lighting)strike a matchexample
- lasting (a period); to last forA three-day conference.example
- appearance; features; lookThe city's appearance has changed a lot.example
- South Pole; AntarcticPenguins live in Antarctica.example
- legal systemWe must improve the legal system.example
- head of a delegation; regiment commanderHe's the tour group leader.example
- just as; precisely asJust as you said.example
- plateau; highlandThe sky over the plateau is incredibly blueexample
- to assess; to evaluate; appraisalassess it fullyexample
- sushiLet's go eat sushi.example
- property; property managementAsk property management to fix it.example
- to oppose; antagonistic; opposingThe two sides are opposed.example
- to carry out; to implementThe school is rolling out a new systemexample
- bumper harvesta season of harvestexample
- aquatic products; seafoodThis shop sells seafood.example
- timid; cowardlyhe's a bit timidexample
- in one breath; at a stretchHe drank it all in one go.example
- to establish; to set upset a goalexample
- drunkard; alcoholicHis dad is a drunkard.example
- North Pole; Arctichead to the North Poleexample
- Lunar New Year's EveThe whole family reunites on New Year's Eve.example
- exposition; expo; fairvisit the expoexample
- to punish; disciplinary actionHe was disciplined.example
- longevity; long-livedWishing you health and long life.example
- in a row; in successionHe asked several questions in a row.example
- self-cultivation; accomplishmentThis person is very refined.example
- impatientdon't be impatientexample
- Chinese languageHe can speak Chinese.example
- to express sympathy; to convey greetingsEveryone went to the hospital to see how he wasexample
- in front of; near; by one's sideCome over to me.example
- disaster; calamityNatural disasters are terrifying.example
- easy to; convenient forThis makes it easier to manage.example
- baijiu; Chinese liquorHe loves drinking baijiu.example
- happy; cheerfulThe kids are playing happily.example
- literature and artShe has an artsy vibe.example
- to restrict; to constrainSupply and demand constrain each other.example
- to rise in pricethe price has gone up againexample
- to enroll new students; admissionsThe school is enrolling students.example
- to feel sorry for; to love dearly; to begrudgeThe mother dotes on her child.example
- attachment; enclosure; appendixplease see the attachmentexample
- fossilThis is a dinosaur fossil.example
- to write back; reply letterplease replyexample
- to learn the basics; introduction (to a subject)a beginner's paperexample
- workday; working dayI'm busy on weekdays.example
- grand prixHe entered the grand prix.example
- everybody; everyoneLet's all go togetherexample
- to advocate; to initiatethe state urges thriftexample
- main body; main part; subjectYoung people are the main consumers.example
- greeting cardthis is a greeting cardexample
- calligraphyI'm learning calligraphyexample
- bright-colored; vividThe flowers are brightly colored.example
- to wave; to beckonHe waved at me.example
- bambooPandas love eating bamboo.example
- nationality; citizenshipWhat's your nationality?example
- function; roleThis is a function of the government.example
- sunny; clear (weather)the weather is clearexample
- to sweat; to perspireI'm sweatingexample
- guideHire a guide to lead the way.example
- written agreement; protocolSign a written agreement.example
- adhesive tapeSeal the box with tape.example
- to implement; to carry out; to put into effectcarry out the planexample
- prose; essaythis is proseexample
- crosstalk; comic dialogueI love listening to crosstalk.example
- strenuous; laborious; hard-goingClimbing the mountain is exhausting.example
- to prevent and treat; prevention and controlThis illness isn't hard to prevent and treatexample
- badminton; shuttlecockI play badmintonexample
- deposit; security deposithow much is the deposit?example
- prices (of goods); cost of livingPrices went up again.example
- to remit money; remittanceI'll wire you moneyexample
- agricultural products; farm produceThe farm produce here is fresh.example
- desk; writing deskI study at my desk.example
- good value; economical; tangible benefitThis shop's goods are good value.example
- peach blossomThe peach blossoms are out.example
- not easy; difficultSuccess doesn't come easily.example
- width; breadthnot wide enoughexample
- before the New Year; by year's endI have to be home before New Yearexample
- New Year's DayWe have three days off for New Year's Day.example
- flat; level; smooththe road is flatexample
- fountain penDad gave me a fountain penexample
- handicraft; craftworkThese crafts are all handmadeexample
- mouse (computer)My mouse is broken.example
- astronomyHe's really into astronomy.example
- on the shore; ashorewait on the shoreexample
- to read aloudplease read this aloudexample
- outline; syllabusdraw up an outlineexample
- glueLend me some glue.example
- to total; altogetherIt comes to a hundred yuan in total.example
- current affairs; current eventsHe follows current affairs closely.example
- garden; landscape gardenSuzhou's classical gardens are beautiful.example
- disaster areaThe supplies have reached the disaster areaexample
- notice; announcementThere's a missing-person notice on the wall.example
- to be equal; equalThe two sides are equal in number.example
- proportion; share; specific gravityWages make up a large share of spending.example
- to be hit by disaster; disaster-strickenThat area was hit hard by the disasterexample
- dictionarylook it up in the dictionaryexample
- giant pandaPandas love eating bamboo.example
- grand; majestic; imposingThe Great Wall is magnificent.example
- almost; nearlyI was almost lateexample
- both banks; both sides (of the Taiwan Strait)stand on both banksexample
- traditional Chinese medicine (drugs)He's taking Chinese medicine.example
- boxed meal; lunch boxthis is a boxed mealexample
- pool; pondThere are fish in the pond.example
- fan (handheld)Grandma has a fan in her handexample
- idiom; set phrase (usu. four characters)this is an idiomexample
- inevitably; unavoidablycan't help worryingexample
- to have (an effect); to play (a role)This played a big role.example
- modest; open-minded; humbleHumbly accept advice.example
- disaster relief; to provide disaster reliefprovide disaster reliefexample
- height; size; statureHe's really tall!example
- to close (a meeting); the curtain fallsThe sports meet has closed.example
- forkgrab a forkexample
- to take as an elective; electiveI took this course as an electiveexample
- roast duckBeijing roast duck is delicious.example
- flood; flood disasterThere was a flood this year.example
- hurriedly; in a flurryHe rushed out in a hurry.example
- scissors; shearsPass me the scissors.example
- bookcaseThe bookcase is full of books.example
- to see only; one saw (suddenly)He just gave a little smile.example
- joys and sorrows of life; sour, sweet, bitter, spicyLife has its ups and downsexample
- note; memoleave a noteexample
- closing ceremonyWe watched the closing ceremony.example
- factory directorhe's the factory headexample
- you flatter me; I don't deserve ityou flatter meexample
- peach treeThere's a peach tree in the yard.example
- reading roomThe library has a reading room.example
- mooncakeWe eat mooncakes at Mid-Autumn Festival.example
- down jacketYou need a down jacket in winter.example
- writing brush; calligraphy brushwrite with a brushexample
- soy products; bean productsSoy products are nutritious.example
- washbasinThe basin is full of water.example
- Mid-Autumn FestivalThe whole family reunites at Mid-Autumn.example
- genuine (copy); licensed; not piratedPlease buy genuine software.example
- electronic edition; digital versionthis is the digital editionexample
- almost; nearlyHe almost wonexample
- electric rice cookeropen the rice cookerexample
- thief; pickpocketThe thief was caughtexample
- hutong; alley; laneHis place is right in this alleyexample
- QR codescan my QR codeexample
- to remove a computer virus; antivirusthe PC needs a virus scanexample
- microblog; WeiboI saw it on Weibo.example
HSK5級 — 書き言葉と抽象語に入る
5級から、話し言葉だけでなく書き言葉寄りの語や抽象的な語が増えます。ニュースや評論で見る語が入ってくる段階です。
この層は目で覚えると音が崩れやすいところです。抽象語ほど声に出す——読めるだけで発音があやしい語を残さないでください。
耳から進める手順
どの級でも進め方は同じです。1周目は聴いて意味を確認するだけ。2〜3周目は聴きながら小さく口ずさむ。4周目からは中国語を見る前に訳から言ってみる。これだけで、目で覚えた語彙とは定着の質が変わります。
机に向かう時間が取れない日は、通勤・散歩・家事のあいだに流しっぱなしにしてください。1フレーズをタップすれば延々と繰り返すので、手も目も使いません。足りていないのは勉強時間ではなく、正しい音に触れた総時間です。
よくある質問
抽象的な語は文で覚えても使えますか。
使える形で覚えるには文のほうが確実です。単語だけ覚えるとどの語と一緒に使うかが分からず、結局使えません。
5級と6級はどちらを先にやるべきですか。
順番どおりで構いませんが、必要な章を先に取っても問題ありません。どの章にも音声がついているので、始めた場所がそのまま練習になります。
聞くだけでも意味はありますか。
あります。ただし小さくでも口を動かすほうが定着します。声に出せない場所では、口の形だけ動かしてください。