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1206 phrasesVocabulary1123
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- and; with; to giveHe and I are friends.example
- (particle: 了+啊, exclamation / change of state)We're setting off!example
- (preposition: in; at; to; than; by)The Great Wall was built BC.
- such as; like; ifplease contact us with any questions
- same; with; togetherBeijing's hutongs are famous.
- to do; to make; to write; to act asmake a decisionexample
- to be related to; concerning; relevantThis is related to you.example
- other; another; separatelyThat's another matter.example
- (particle: something obvious / pause for emphasis)Isn't this simple after all.example
- to exceed; to surpass; super-; ultra-The luggage is overweight.
- because (of); cause; reasonThe accident left him with a disability.example
- special; especially; particularlya local specialtyexample
- to enter; to joinHe joined the party.example
- (particle: 啊 after u/ao); wowWow, so beautiful!example
- then; as soon as (= 就); convenientHe finished speaking and then left.example
- final; ultimate; in the endWe won in the end.example
- no longer; no moreI don't believe him anymore.example
- to die; deathThe accident caused one death.example
- according to; based onAs far as I know, he didn't goexample
- clear; clean; to settle (accounts)see the essenceexample
- to vote; votingEveryone, come and vote.example
- to commit a crime; crimepolice prevent crimeexample
- to force; to compel; to pressDon't push me.example
- original; former; originallygo back to the start
- to compete; match; competitionHe was a bit nervous before the matchexample
- episode (measure word); to gather; collectionwhich episode is it up to?
- power; authority; rightProtect consumers' rights.
- to the greatest extent; as … as possibleTasted all of life's ups and downs.
- advantage; benefit; profit; sharpThis knife is sharp.
- deputy; vice-; (measure word for pairs, sets)He's the deputy manager.example
- if; as if; likeIf you need anything, contact me.example
- and so on; and the likeFruit and things like that.example
- troops; ranks; contingent; teamPlease line up properly.example
- life; fate; orderYou're the one who saved his lifeexample
- to recruit; to beckon; to attract; trick, moveThis move works really well.example
- to hide; to store; to collectThe Tibetan Plateau is beautiful.
- herogreat minds think alikeexample
- to threaten; threatDon't threaten me.example
- to attack; attackno personal attacksexample
- town; to calm; to suppressHe lives in a small town.example
- to permit; to allowallow me a couple of wordsexample
- to miss (a chance, train)we missed our chanceexample
- self; self-; egoFirst give a self-introduction.example
- to violate; to commit; to make (a mistake); criminalThe criminal got away.
- clothes; to obey; to be convinced; to take (medicine)You're right, I'm convinced.example
- kind; type (measure word); appearance; mannerEveryone regards him as a role model.
- reason; logic; to pay attention to; to manageShe went to a beauty salon for treatment.example
- share (of stock); (measure word for strands, gusts, smells)Stock prices plunged.example
- to tell the truth; honestly speakingto be frankexample
- swordHe holds a sword in his hand.example
- to explode; explosionan explosion occurredexample
- mood; emotion; feelingsthe emotional value someone gives youexample
- islandThis island is beautiful.example
- best; optimalThis is the best choice.example
- to mix; to muddle along; to pass off asDon't mix the two colours togetherexample
- army; armed forces; troopsThe army occupied the city.
- to learn; to master; academic societyI finally learned how to swim.example
- regret; pity; regrettableWhat a pity I didn't see you.example
- army; troops; military unitthe unit was disbandedexample
- why; for what reasonWhy didn't you say so earlier?example
- to explode; to burst; to quick-fryThe balloon suddenly poppedexample
- to untie; to solve; to explain; to understandexplain by levels
- crime; guilt; sinThe defendant pleaded not guilty.example
- to feel; to sense; to become awareCover up with the blanket when you sleep.
- to promise; commitmentthe firm made a promiseexample
- to count as; can be consideredwell, that's broadened my horizonsexample
- to drip; drop (of liquid)The tap is dripping.example
- political partyThe two parties see it differentlyexample
- to print; seal; markThese characters are printed very clearlyexample
- period; phaseThat was a difficult period.example
- drama; play; severeI'm following a show lately.example
- cool (slang); cruelThese shoes are so cool!example
- to drag; to mop; to delayHelp me mop the floor.example
- to stuff; to squeeze in; stopperShe stuffed clothes into the suitcase.example
- to earn; to make a profitHe earned quite a lot of money.example
- brandthis brand is goodexample
- to stir-fry; to speculate; to hypeTomato and scrambled eggs.
- tower; pagodaLet's go climb that tower.example
- pleasant surprise; pleasantly surprisedwhat a pleasant surpriseexample
- to put up; to take (a bus, boat); to matchLet's take the subwayexample
- power; authorityHe holds great power.example
- to soak; to brew (tea); bubbleSteep tea with hot water.example
- refreshing; feeling great; frankIt feels so good after a shower.example
- disease; illnessSleeping early can prevent disease.example
- entertainment; recreationGo have some fun on the weekend.example
- to chatit's been a good talkexample
- policyThe government is rolling out a new policy.
- court of lawThe two sides will meet in court.example
- to kick; to play (football)Let's go play soccer.example
- alliance; league; unionSeveral companies formed an alliance.example
- mother; female (of animals)This cat is femaleexample
- ceremonyThe wedding ceremony was grand.example
- whether or not (one) cancould you grant a few days' grace?example
- to attack; offensivethe enemy attackedexample
- besides; what's more; to put off until laterlet's leave it for laterexample
- except; to remove; to divideNo one knows except you.example
- to bear; to lose (a contest); negativeWe lost yesterday's matchexample
- itself; in itselfin itself it's fineexample
- to carry (level with both hands); end; extremityGive me a hand with the soupexample
- GodMay God bless you.example
- to disappear; to not seeI can't see itexample
- to fasten; to deduct; buttonBeing late deducts pay.example
- (ball game) playerThis player performed excellently.example
- to dig; to scoop outDig a hole in the ground.example
- either... or...; or elseEither go or stay.example
- general (military); check (in chess)accompany the generalexample
- to reveal; to discloseHe revealed a piece of news.example
- side; to lean to one sidePlease go to the left side.example
- teamWe are one team.example
- to close; to shutPlease close your eyes.example
- abnormal; unusual; extremelyThe data is a bit abnormal.example
- foot; sufficient; enoughfull of energy
- file; record; archivePlease keep the files safe.example
- association; societyHe joined the writers' association.example
- public; fair; male (of animals)This bus route is very convenient.example
- cell (biology)The body is made up of cells.example
- to hold up (on the palm); to entrust; to rely onHe's balancing a plate on his handexample
- symptomwhen did the symptoms start?example
- patient; suffererThere are many patients in the hospital.example
- military affairs; militaryThis is a military exercise.example
- pole; rodHe's a die-hard sports fan.
- as for; as to; to go so far as toAs for the price, we'll talk laterexample
- absolutely (not); to cut off; extremeI won't be caught out next timeexample
- material; ingredients; to expectThe outcome of this match is hard to predict.
- the publicthe public is concernedexample
- heart (organ)My heart is beating fast.example
- struggle; to fightThey fight for freedom.example
- to give; to grant (formal)please give supportexample
- dance; dancingShe's learning dance.example
- to reveal; to show; dewLet's go camping.example
- factor; elementWeather is an important factor.example
- for this reason; to this endFor this he gave a lot.example
- stock; share (finance)the stock roseexample
- bloodExercise boosts blood circulation.example
- shape; formEveryone lined up in a straight line.example
- to forgive; to excuseplease forgive meexample
- princessShe's like a princess.example
- city resident; citizenThe citizens all care about this matter.example
- to consult; consultationI'll go consult the doctor.example
- major competition; tournamentHe won this big competition.example
- to buryThe dog buried the bone in the soil.example
- along; smooth; to obeyWork has been going smoothly lately.example
- woman; womenHappy International Women's Day.example
- wild; open country; unrulythe view is vastexample
- passion; fervorfull of passionexample
- happy; pleasant; cheerfulenjoy your breakexample
- to boil; to cookI'll cook the rice.example
- meal; (measure word for meals)Eat three regular meals a day.example
- ethnic group; clan; group of peopleThat family has great power.
- equipment; to equipThe climbing gear is complete.example
- ChristmasMerry Christmas!example
- obstacle; barrierWe must overcome the obstacles.example
- brand-new; completely newThis is a brand-new product.example
- crisisThe company fell into a crisis.example
- to protect; to guardMom always protects little brother.example
- refined; skilled; essenceThe lab instruments are precise.example
- to destroy; to ruinThe fire destroyed the whole forest.example
- dizzy; to faintI feel a bit dizzy.example
- even if; even thoughI'll buy it even if it's dearexample
- lonely; solitaryhe's lonelyexample
- to contribute; contributionthe firm contributesexample
- to gamble; to betI bet he won't comeexample
- to deceive; to guess wildlyStop fooling me.example
- violenceoppose violenceexample
- article; item; goodsPlease look after your personal belongings.example
- proud; arrogant; prideI'm proudexample
- to stop; to end; untilShe couldn't stop laughingexample
- boundary; circle, world (e.g. business world)He's famous in the arts world.example
- balance; balanced; to balanceyou need work-life balanceexample
- to lean; biased; stubbornly, contrary to expectationThe painting is hung crooked.example
- host; presenter; anchorShe's the show's host.example
- to involve; to touch onThis matter involves many people.example
- to explode; to blow upThat bottle burstexample
- to step on; to tread; to pedalYou stepped on my foot.example
- strategy; tacticsset a strategyexample
- to sacrifice; to die for a causeHe died saving others.example
- to elect; electionEveryone took part in the election.example
- to fall into; to get caught up inHe fell into a predicament.example
- file; grade (of goods); gear (car)This car is an automaticexample
- to be willing to; to agreeHe's unwilling to help.example
- angry; indignant; angerI'm furiousexample
- palaceThe Forbidden City is magnificent.example
- atmosphere; moodlovely atmosphereexample
- with all one's strength; all-outgive it everythingexample
- to apologizehe apologised afterwardsexample
- heart; soul; mindMusic can touch the soul.example
- (measure word for trips or runs)I made a trip to the supermarket.example
- heaven; paradiseThis place is simply paradise.example
- passage; corridor; channelDon't block the fire exit.
- field; farmlandThe farmers work in the fields.example
- chaos; confusion; chaoticthings were a bit chaoticexample
- creative idea; creativitythis is very creativeexample
- rocketThe rocket launched.example
- master; great masterHe's a master of calligraphy.example
- navyHe joined the navy.example
- to sue; to prosecuteHe decided to sue that company.example
- wisdom; intelligenceShe is very wise.example
- to raise; to improve; to promoteWe need to improve work efficiency.example
- strategyThis is a long-term strategy.example
- chapter; seal, stamp; badgeThe first chapter is important.example
- to position; to locate; positioningthe location isn't accurateexample
- to prop up; to hold out; to open (an umbrella)just hang on until the weekendexample
- to suffer; to meet with (misfortune)The plan met with opposition.example
- duty; responsibilityThis is my duty.example
- by far; far awayHe far surpasses others.example
- unrelated; to have nothing to do withThis has nothing to do with you.example
- lungSmoking harms the lungs.example
- democracy; democraticthis is democracyexample
- to supervise; to oversee; supervisionthe state overseesexample
- toilet; restroomwhere can I find a toilet?example
- to encounter (misfortune); bitter experienceHe was in a car accident.example
- fierce; violent; suddenlyHe suddenly stood up.example
- dangerous; danger; nearlyThis mountain road is dangerousexample
- medicine; drugs; pharmaceuticalsThese medicines need to be refrigerated.example
- to step on; to treadHe smiled the moment he stepped inexample
- to treat as; to regard asI treat this place as home.example
- to operate; to run; operationThe company operates normally.example
- to judge; to sentence; to decideThe judge sentenced him to three years.example
- bombA bomb was found.example
- to break out; to eruptwar broke outexample
- religionWhat religion does he follow?example
- to seize; to snatch; to win (a prize)He led the team to the title.
- local; this localityAre you a local?example
- core; nucleusthis is the core issueexample
- to prick; to stick into; to get intoMy hand got pricked by a needle.example
- for a while; momentarily; at the momentI can't recall it for the moment.example
- screen (TV, computer)the screen isn't respondingexample
- miserable; tragic; terribleI did terribly on this testexample
- drugs; narcoticsStay away from drugs.example
- to upgrade; to escalate; to move up a gradeThe system needs an upgrade.example
- kingThe king is much loved.example
- to broadcast; to sowThis show airs in the eveningexample
- to fight (a battle); combatThe soldiers fought bravely.
- tax; dutyYou have to pay tax on this too.example
- the same day; that very dayYou can get it the same day.example
- well (for water)There's an old well in the village.example
- to make money; profitableDoing business is profitable.example
- princeOnce there was a prince.example
- to drill; to get into; to study intensivelyThe mouse burrowed into the hole.example
- defendant; the accusedThe defendant said nothingexample
- main street; avenueThe street is crowded.example
- to collect; to bookmark; collectionI've bookmarked itexample
- Buddha; BuddhismThere's a big Buddha statue on the mountainexample
- fantasy; illusion; to fantasizeI have a fantasyexample
- a round of; a spell of (effort, words)He explained at length.example
- to expose; to reveal; to lay bareThis exposed his weaknesses.example
- machinery; mechanicalThe factory is full of large machinery.example
- wound; cutThe wound hasn't healed yet.example
- electric power; electricityThere's plenty of electricity here.example
- designerShe's a fashion designer.example
- to assist; to helpPlease help us finish the work.example
- to defend; defensethe defense is solidexample
- leading role; protagonistHe's the lead of this film.example
- potentialThis young man has great potential.example
- headquartersThe company's headquarters is in Beijing.example
- smile; smiling faceHer face is full of smiles.example
- floor; floorboardwipe the floorexample
- (particle: that's all; merely)I'm just saying, that's all.example
- communications; news dispatchCommunication is very convenient now.example
- to hide; to concealHe concealed the truth.example
- forget it; let it goforget itexample
- ruthless; fierce; firmlyHe acts ruthlessly.example
- to plan; to plot; planningplan the eventexample
- to squat; to crouchHe squatted on the ground.example
- to lead (by the hand or rope); to involveShe led the child across the street.example
- account (bank, online)My account is out of money.example
- to regard as; to take forDon't treat me like a kid.example
- to keep away from; to be far fromPlease stay away from danger.example
- the world; all under heavenThere's no such thing as a free lunchexample
- appropriate; suitablePlease rest a bit as appropriate.example
- harmonious; harmonysociety should be harmoniousexample
- expert; master; acebig ideas, small resultsexample
- to take part in a competitionHe signed up for the competition.example
- to scrape; to shave; to blow (of wind)It's really windy outside.example
- faith; belief; to believe inEveryone has their own beliefs.example
- to record video; video recordingwatch the videoexample
- to check; to look over; to viewcheck your mailexample
- avenue; main roadtake this avenueexample
- pain; ache; painfulThis medicine can relieve pain.
- to mix; to blend; mixedmix the twoexample
- leaderthe leader speaksexample
- to meet with (formally)meet the guestsexample
- contract; agreementThe two parties signed a contract.example
- office; organ (of government); mechanismHe works at a government agency.example
- rich; wealthy; to be rich inhe's caringexample
- tendency; to be inclined toI lean toward the first plan.example
- Help!; to save someone's lifehelp! (emergency)example
- to hold (a passport, shares, views)keep your ID on youexample
- alongalong this roadexample
- to explore; to probeExplore the mysteries of the universe.example
- to confront; to resist; confrontationThe two teams clashed fiercely.example
- to extinguish; to go out; to wipe outThe fire is finally out.example
- to support; to back up; assistanceWe support the disaster area.example
- route; line; circuitThis route is really convenientexample
- blood vesselHis blood vessels are a bit clogged.example
- hotlineCall the hotline if you have questions.example
- doll; baby; small childThis little baby is so cute.example
- to be related; connectionthis is the linkexample
- to pick up; to gatherI picked up a coin on the road.example
- moneymoney isn't everythingexample
- to eliminate; to wipe outWe need to get rid of the mosquitoes.example
- street; street cornerThere's lots of street food.example
- astonishing; amazingthe change is strikingexample
- to pass by; to pass throughpass by the parkexample
- ocean; seaWe must protect the ocean.example
- finance; financialfinance is complexexample
- chief; principal (in a title)She is the chief designer.example
- ingredient; component; compositionCheck the food's ingredients.example
- the same; identicalWe're at the same schoolexample
- to circulate; cycle; loopI've had this song on repeatexample
- never (in the past)I've never been to Beijing.example
- to appraise; to authenticate; appraisaljudge true from falseexample
- to coordinate; harmoniousHe's in charge of coordinating all parties.example
- membrane; filmThe phone has a screen film on it.example
- shop; storeA new sheet is spread on the bed.example
- mud; clay; pasteThe shoes are covered in mud.example
- scene; setting; scenariothe scene is grandexample
- to step across; to straddle; to spanHe stepped across the stream in one stride.example
- tacticsLet's change our tactics.example
- to rescue; rescueThe rescue team arrived quickly.example
- to fall; to tumble; to drop (prices)Careful, don't fallexample
- as if; to seemas if in a dreamexample
- wonderful; clever; ingeniousWhat a brilliant idea!example
- enough to; sufficient toThis is enough to prove everything.example
- motherland; homelandI love my motherland.example
- fierce; ferocious; ominousThat dog is fierce.example
- to agree on; to arrange; agreementWe've agreed on it.example
- to resist; resistancethe enemy resistsexample
- although; even thoughThough poor, he is very happy.example
- to aid; aid; assistanceProvide financial aid.example
- to violate; to infringe on; to invadeThis violates my rights.example
- battlefieldSoldiers rush to the battlefield.example
- well-known; famousHe's a well-known writer.example
- to launch; to release; to bring outThe company launched a new product.example
- to appear on stage; to enter the fieldThe star player comes on last.example
- rhythm; tempo; pacethe rhythm is fastexample
- surgery (medical department)He registered at the surgery department.example
- name; in the name of; nominalit's nominalexample
- neverHe's never late.example
- to swell; swollenMy foot is swollen.example
- way; channel; meansSolve it through proper channels.example
- to suffer; to be subjected toThe disaster area suffered losses.example
- to recover (health); rehabilitationWish you a speedy recovery.example
- track; orbitthe track is smoothexample
- town; cities and townsMany people move to towns.example
- to attempt; attempt (often bad)He attempted to flee.example
- to come (formal)please come to process itexample
- platformThis is a shopping platform.example
- parliament; congressCongress passed the bill.example
- to pounce on; to throw oneself atThe puppy pounced at me.example
- to arrive; to reachthe ship reached portexample
- liverDrinking harms the liver.example
- to leave a message; messageplease leave a messageexample
- to neglect; to overlook; to ignoreyou're leaving out the costexample
- to donate; to contributeThey launched a fundraiser.example
- this time; this (occasion)This meeting is important.example
- sauce; paste; jamThis sauce is a bit spicyexample
- to support; to prop up; to hold outThe pillar supports the roof.example
- edge; brink; marginalHe stood at the edge of the cliff.example
- elementWater is made of two elements.example
- to open (a line, service); to activateWhen does the new subway open?example
- petkeep a petexample
- to float; superficialThe leaf floats on the water.example
- everywhere; all aroundHe's looking for work everywhere.example
- helicopterThe helicopter took off.example
- warehouse; storehouseThe goods are all kept in the warehouse.example
- patient's conditionHis condition has improved.example
- post; job positionthere's a vacancyexample
- to grind; to rub; to wear down; to pesterSharpen the knife a bit.example
- clean; to cleanPlease keep the room clean.example
- underwearI bought some new underwear.example
- focus; focal pointthis is the focusexample
- to respond; responselet me respond to that point firstexample
- breakdown; malfunction; faulta malfunction occurredexample
- league (sports)play in the leagueexample
- to stage; to perform; to screenThis play is currently being staged.example
- to bullybullying is wrongexample
- to hang; to suspendThe lamp hangs from the ceiling.example
- to designate; to appoint; designatedThe teacher appointed him as representative.example
- invalid; ineffectiveThis ticket is no longer valid.example
- to integrate into; to blend inHe quickly fit into the new group.example
- newcomer; newlywedsA newcomer joined the company.example
- just right; exactly; by chancejust the right fitexample
- high-level; top management; high-riseThis is a decision by upper management.example
- spaceship; airshipThe spacecraft launched successfully.example
- orphanHe's an orphan.example
- proper; legitimate; justThis is a legitimate reason.example
- routine; convention; conventionalIt's just a routine checkup.example
- to depend on; to rely onDon't rely too much on your phone.example
- this matterI leave this matter to youexample
- mistake; to miss; to delay; mistakenlyDon't miss the trainexample
- to add; to increaseAdd another pair of chopsticks.example
- to fight for; to contend forThe two teams compete for the title.example
- to split; to divide; divisionThe company split internally.example
- air forceHe's an air force pilot.example
- to have an accident; something goes wrongsomething's happenedexample
- garden; park (bound form)This garden is very quietexample
- sorry; to feel apologeticmy apologiesexample
- to protest; protestthey protestexample
- pointed; sharp; tipThis pencil is very sharp.example
- arrowJust follow the arrowexample
- to twist; to turn; to sprainI sprained my ankle.example
- to match; to pair; collocationThis piece of clothing is easy to match.example
- active; lively; to enliventhe mood is livelyexample
- clean; net (amount); onlythe water is pure
- along; to followGo straight along this roadexample
- to be born; to come into beingA new product was born.example
- articles; supplies; goodsThe daily necessities are all ready.example
- to rebuild; reconstructionHomes must be rebuilt after the disaster.example
- conspiracy; plot; to conspireThis is a conspiracy.example
- to string together; skewer; (measure word) bunchbuy a bunch of grapes
- horizontal; across; crosswisePlace the table sideways.example
- to be optimistic about; to favorEveryone is optimistic about this team.example
- to occupy; to holdThe enemy occupied the city.example
- philosophyHe studies philosophy.example
- pipeline; pipe; channelThe water pipe is leaking.example
- french friesI'll have an order of fries.example
- murderer; killerThe police caught the murderer.example
- to catch up with; to be in time forjust in timeexample
- honored guest; guest (on a show)the guest arrivedexample
- fashion; fashionable clothesShe loves watching fashion shows.example
- to fish out (from a pocket); to scoop outHe pulled out his phone.example
- to gamble; gamblingdon't gambleexample
- essence; natureThat's the heart of the problemexample
- shareholdershareholders meetexample
- cruel; brutalthe means are cruelexample
- to put into practice; practicePut the idea into practice.example
- to improve; to take a turn for the betterthe weather improvedexample
- window; service counter; window (computing)Please go to counter three.example
- debtHe owes a lot of debt.example
- index (statistical); exponentThe stock index rose.example
- extreme; extremelyan extreme stanceexample
- reason; rationalhe's rationalexample
- stormA storm is coming.example
- flatThe ball got squashed flat.example
- to donate; donationdonate to the disaster areaexample
- emperorAncient emperors lived in the palace.example
- partner; to team upthis is my partnerexample
- deeply; profoundlyI thank you deeply.example
- residence; housingThis is a residential area.example
- to lose; to forfeitHe lost his confidence.example
- to rotate; to spinThe wheel keeps spinning.example
- to swallowSwallow the medicine.example
- to resist; to revoltresist oppressionexample
- to work in an officeI work remotelyexample
- to kneelHe knelt down to propose.example
- bacteria; germWashing hands often prevents bacteria.example
- cottonThis garment is pure cotton.example
- to knowGot it, I know.example
- to look after; to take into accountMom also has to look after the kidsexample
- applauseThe applause was warm.example
- to receive; to take overreceive the filesexample
- ambassadorHe is that country's ambassadorexample
- to worship; to adoreI admire himexample
- to create; to build; to forgebuild the brandexample
- influenceStars have great influence.example
- unexpectedly; who would have thoughtI never expected it to turn out like this.example
- prime ministerThe Japanese prime minister gave a speech.example
- to go on the market; to go publicThis phone just hit the market.example
- president (of an association)He was elected president of the association.example
- to initiate; to launchHe started this eventexample
- site; venue; groundThe competition grounds are huge.example
- to examine; to review; to censorThe document is under review.example
- port; harborSeveral warships are docked at the port.example
- to be stationed; to be postedThe army is stationed here.example
- channel; means; irrigation ditchWe should broaden sales channels.example
- to spend; expenseThis trip cost quite a lot.example
- scenery; sceneA beautiful view unfolded before us.
- casualties; injuries and deathsThe accident caused many casualties.example
- lyricsthe lyrics are interestingexample
- defect; flawThis design has a flaw.example
- to find out; to detectfind out the causeexample
- shadow; shadeHe slowly came out of the shadow.example
- cannon; artillery; firecrackerThe sound of cannon came from afar.example
- instrument; apparatusThese instruments are all expensiveexample
- flu; influenzathe flu is spreadingexample
- to exceed; to go beyondthis is out of scope
- churchThey got married in the church.example
- to correct; to rectifycorrect the mistakeexample
- unforgettablethis is unforgettableexample
- attentive; with care; intentionHe studies diligently.example
- to dedicate; to devote; contributiongive back to societyexample
- (measure word: times, kinds); foreignbuy a tomatoexample
- next to; in sequence; one by oneDon't let the child go hungry.example
- heart diseaseHe has heart disease.example
- to rescue; to help; reliefThe government aided the disaster victims.example
- togetherWe eat together.example
- jewelry; jewelsShe likes jewelry.example
- to submit; to hand inyou have to file a requestexample
- to parade; to march; demonstrationThere's a parade on the street.example
- to rely on; to deny (debt); to blameDon't pin the blame on me.example
- ocean; foreignHe likes to buy foreign goods.example
- to impact; to batter; shockThe pandemic hit the economy hard.example
- cementA layer of cement was laid on the ground.example
- credit; trustworthinessHe's a man of his word.example
- city; metropolisShe longs for city life.example
- to reorganize; to restructurethe firm restructuresexample
- for special use; dedicatedThis is a dedicated lane.example
- to identify with; to approve ofI agree with your view.example
- to go outHe went out to run errands.example
- to send out; to dispatchThe company sent representatives to the meeting.example
- mine; oreThere's a coal mine in this mountain.example
- wish; desire; willRespect his wishes.example
- to weave; to knitGrandma is knitting a sweater.example
- to talk on the phone; phone callWe talked on the phone for half an hour.example
- headache; to have a headacheI have a headacheexample
- to worry; to be concernedI'm worriedexample
- pilotHe wants to be a pilot.example
- to dislike; to mind; suspicionHe thinks this is too expensive.example
- auto show; motor showLet's go to the auto show.example
- to break the rules; foulHe was sent off for a foul.example
- to merge; to fuse; fusionThis dish blends Chinese and Western flavors.example
- firm; secure; prisonThis knot is tied firmly.example
- compatriot; fellow countryman; siblingOverseas compatriots care about the homeland.example
- to deform; to change shapeThe table warped from the damp.example
- vigorously; energeticallyThe government gives strong support.example
- all kinds of; variousDue to various reasons.example
- long-lasting; for a long timeThis isn't a long-term solution.example
- decision-making; policy decisionThis is an important decisionexample
- poor; impoverished; povertyThis region is very poor.example
- home; homelandProtect our shared home.example
- to wash; to clean; to purgeRemember to wash the fruit.example
- to spread (news); to leak outword got outexample
- to go on stage; to come to powerInvite him on stage to get the award.example
- not only; not justnot just moneyexample
- external; foreign; to the outsideThe company expanded its foreign trade.example
- to cross (a river); to ferryWe cross the river by boatexample
- mixed; miscellaneous; to mixThe stuff here is too mixed upexample
- to catch; to captureThe cat is catching mice.example
- to interrupt; to break offsorry, I cut you offexample
- lazyWhy are you so lazy?example
- to revoke; to cancel; to undoThis decision has been revokedexample
- to perform (music); to play (an instrument)He's playing the piano on stage.example
- to dial; to call (a number)dial this number for meexample
- to interfere; to meddleDon't interfere in my life.example
- to manipulate; to control; to operateoperate the machineexample
- itinerary; journey; scheduleToday's itinerary is packed.example
- ahead; in front; the front (line)There's roadwork ahead.example
- naturalThis is natural mineral water.example
- crime; evil; sinWar is an evil.example
- sum of money; amountthe amount isn't smallexample
- tongueI bit my tongue.example
- plaintiffThe plaintiff demands compensation.example
- beauty treatment; to improve one's looksShe gets a beauty treatment every monthexample
- specially; on purposeI made this especially for you.example
- to donate money; donationdonations here, pleaseexample
- hospital ward; sickroomHe's in ward number three.example
- to research and develop; R&DThe company is developing a new product.example
- to take drugsTaking drugs is illegal.example
- to take awaythe things were takenexample
- afterwards; laterLet's talk about it later.example
- grave; tombVisit the graves at Qingming.example
- to transmit; transmissionThe file is transferring.example
- moving; touchingthe scene is movingexample
- person of the same profession; same tradeThe two of us are in the same trade.example
- high-grade; top quality; upscalethis is high-endexample
- to meet an emergency; emergency (attributive)These are for emergencies.example
- first aid; emergency treatmentThe doctor is giving him first aid.example
- flexible; nimble; agilethe method is flexibleexample
- lawsuitHe lost that lawsuit.example
- to confiscateThe teacher confiscated his phoneexample
- exactly; precisely; justthat's precisely my pointexample
- villageThis village is very quiet.example
- outside; externalThe pressure comes from outside.example
- to move (emotionally); to touchmove people's heartsexample
- to make an appointment; to bookI have a three o'clock appointmentexample
- with one's own eyesI saw this with my own eyes.example
- medicine; medical care and drugsMedical expenses are expensive.example
- director; chief (of a department)She's the marketing director.example
- to supply; to provide; supplyEnsure the food supply.example
- to evacuate; to withdraw fromthe enemy withdrewexample
- to listen to (opinions, reports)The leader listened to everyone's opinions.example
- performer; entertainer; celebrityHe's a famous performer.example
- famous; to become well-knownHe became famous quickly.example
- outstanding; distinguishedhe's outstandingexample
- to consume; to use upRunning uses up energy.example
- ordinary; commonplacehe's ordinaryexample
- peanutI'm allergic to peanutsexample
- to comment; to review; to judgeThe teacher commented on my essay.example
- spokespersonthe spokesperson repliesexample
- privacy; private mattersPlease respect my privacy.example
- to notify; to circulate; bulletinThe company circulated a notice about this.example
- way out; outlet; prospectsThere's no way out if this keeps upexample
- ticket; voucher; bondI have a discount coupon.example
- banquet; feastWe attended a banquet.example
- number of times; frequencyThe number of workouts has increased.example
- quality (of a person); caliberHe has excellent character.example
- dispute; quarrelThey had a dispute over money.example
- starting pointThis is our new starting point.example
- to found; to establish; to createHe founded this company.example
- to smuggle; smugglingSmuggling is illegal.example
- rent (money)The rent here is high.example
- difference; discrepancyThe difference between the two is big.example
- to split; to crackThe cup cracked when it fell.example
- porridge; congeeHave a bowl of porridge in the morning.example
- account; bill; debtI'll pay the bill.example
- to be busy; something is the matterI've got something onexample
- level; aspectmany layersexample
- to consult; to negotiateThe two sides negotiate to solve the problem.example
- to deal with; to respond toCalmly cope with difficulties.example
- foreign; external; from outsideWe must prevent invasive foreign species.example
- to fluctuate; fluctuationPrices have fluctuated a bit lately.example
- rumor; hearsayit's just a rumorexample
- beginning; to startthe beginning is always hardestexample
- to set out; to dispatch (troops, police)the army mobilizedexample
- to explore; to discuss; to investigateLet's discuss this problem together.example
- one-time; disposableUse disposable chopsticks.example
- fireworksWe set off fireworks at New Year.example
- posterthis is a posterexample
- to turn (a corner); to kidnap; to swindleTurn right up ahead.example
- to issue; to hand out; to grantplease hand these outexample
- student; traineeHe's a trainee at the driving school.example
- to interact; interactioninteract moreexample
- hot waterdrink plenty of hot waterexample
- to sing; singingThe children are singing.example
- vitaminGet plenty of vitamins.example
- laughter; sound of laughingLaughter came from the room.example
- seabed; bottom of the seaThe undersea world is amazing.example
- competition venue; sports field; arenaThe athletes entered the arena.example
- consistent; all alongHe has always been serious.example
- to lower one's head; to yieldI'll be the one to give inexample
- regime; political powerThey seized political power.example
- strong; powerful; dominantShe has a strong personality.example
- to face; to be geared towardsThis event is open to all students.example
- to welcome; to usher inWe've welcomed a new yearexample
- to regenerate; recycled; rebirthThis is recycled paper.example
- peak; summit; climaxrush hourexample
- captain (of a ship)the captain is aboardexample
- wonderful; marvelousthe taste is wondrousexample
- branch; twig; (measure word for sticks, pens)A bird perches on the branch.example
- to hang; to suspend; unresolvedA painting hangs on the wall.example
- license plateHis license plate was covered up.example
- army; ground forcesHe joined the army.example
- salary; wagesThis month's salary came in.example
- to weigh; to measure; to evaluateweigh pros and consexample
- master; teacher (of a craft or art)Master, please teach me well.example
- to oppress; oppression; to press onThese shoes press on my feetexample
- with great difficulty; finally (after much effort)finally made itexample
- the vast majoritythe vast majority agreeexample
- outdoor; outdoorsgo for an outdoor walkexample
- explosive; dynamiteExplosives are very dangerous.example
- native land; local; homegrownHe likes local culture.example
- appropriate; suitable; properthis is appropriateexample
- to monitor; monitoringmonitor the airexample
- to investigate; to hold accountableI reserve the right to pursue thisexample
- to guard against; to be on guardOut and about, watch out for bad peopleexample
- horse-drawn carriage; cartride a carriageexample
- to regard as; to look upon asI regard you as my best friend.example
- switch (electrical)flip the switchexample
- classicala classical paletteexample
- blocked; impassable; illogicalI can't get throughexample
- pot; kettle; (measure word: pot of)There's a pot of tea on the tableexample
- reputation; honor; honoraryThis concerns the company's reputation.example
- books (collectively)Can the books here be borrowed?example
- cook; chefHe's a good cook.example
- electrical applianceThe appliance at home brokeexample
- to select (the best); selectionThe school selects athletes.example
- human rightsWe must protect human rights.example
- otherwise; or elseHurry, otherwise we'll be late.example
- just right; by coincidence; exactlyI happened to be looking for you tooexample
- is precisely; is exactly (emphatic)This is precisely the answer.example
- floodthe flood recededexample
- at ease; comfortable; freeBeing alone is comfortable.example
- temple (Buddhist); mosqueThere's an old temple on the mountain.example
- reason; causeFor some unknown reason.example
- wish; heartfelt desireThis has been my wish for years.example
- to know; to recognize; knowledgeI don't know this characterexample
- from now on; in the futureFrom now on, be more careful.example
- everywhere; in all respectsHe's considerate of others in every way.example
- not to the point of; unlikely to go so far assurely not that badexample
- overseas; abroadHe works overseas.example
- vinegar; jealousy (in love)Add some vinegar, it tastes better.example
- to go on strike; strikethe workers went on strikeexample
- inconvenient; inappropriateHis leg is hurt, so it's hard for him to move around.example
- to recruit; to hireThe company is hiring.example
- can't help (doing); can't refrain fromI couldn't help laughingexample
- sooner or later; morning and eveningit'll happen sooner or laterexample
- slope; hillsideThis stretch is uphill.example
- face to facelet's talk face to faceexample
- father and sonthey're father and sonexample
- miserable; tragicthe scene is tragicexample
- to faint; dizzy; muddled; duskShe fainted from the heat.example
- to adopt (a child); to take inThey adopted a child.example
- exactly the same; identicalYou two look exactly alike.example
- disabled personThere's an accessible entrance for people with disabilities here.example
- to enroll; to start schoolThe child starts school this fall.example
- to collect; to charge (a fee)The bank charges a handling fee.example
- to strengthen; to intensifyWe should intensify training.example
- to seize; to capture; to winseize victoryexample
- specially; on purposeI came specially to see you.example
- strong; sturdy; robustthe body is strongexample
- to go in and out; discrepancyPlease register your entry and exit.example
- to distinguish; to differentiateIt's hard to tell these two colors apart.example
- rich person; the richRich people have worries too.example
- to catch; to capture; to arrestThe police caught the thief.example
- radiance; glory; gloriousThat was a glorious chapter of history.example
- crew member; sailorThe crew are all friendly.example
- night; dark nightthe night is quietexample
- transition; to transition; interima transition is neededexample
- holiday; day offOn my day off I want to go to the seasideexample
- electric; electric-poweredThis door is electricexample
- to join forces; to team upjoin handsexample
- general manager; CEOHe's the company's general manager.example
- comrade-in-arms; fellow soldierHe's my old comrade-in-arms.example
- mainstream; main currentThis is the mainstream view.example
- to accompany; to escortaccompany the guestexample
- medium; average; secondary (education)He's of medium build.example
- together; along withLet's go together.example
- tomatoThis tomato is very freshexample
- exquisite; fine; elegantthe visuals are exquisiteexample
- to store; to stockpile; storagestore the filesexample
- to expire; to fall duerenew when it expiresexample
- afterwards; after the eventAfterwards he regretted it.example
- not very; not particularlyI don't really like it.example
- contact; dealings; to come and goThe two families keep in regular contact.example
- here; this placeNo parking here.example
- to come and go; to have dealings withlet's keep seeing each otherexample
- animation; cartoonKids love watching cartoons.example
- to care for; loving carecare for the elderlyexample
- every; all; any (that)any student mayexample
- wheatWheat is growing in the fields.example
- oxygenThe patient needs oxygen.example
- health care; health protectiondo health exercisesexample
- wild; undomesticatedThis is a wild animal.example
- that is to say; in other wordsthat is to sayexample
- to travel; to go out (on a trip)Travel safely during the holidays.example
- disability; disabledHe has a disability in his legexample
- long-term; long-rangeit pays off in the long runexample
- tomorrowlet's talk tomorrowexample
- to remove; to get rid ofRemove this passage.example
- ingenious; cleverthe design is ingeniousexample
- media; mass mediamedia is developedexample
- to pass through; in general useNo passage on this road.example
- a generationThis is the new generation.example
- to breed; to reproducebreed offspringexample
- pencilbuy a pencilexample
- soon; in a moment; to watch helplesslyIt's about to rain any minute.example
- to hire; to engage (an expert)he was hiredexample
- so as not to; to avoidso you won't worryexample
- extra large; exceptionally bigGive me an extra-large one.example
- everyone; ladies and gentlemen (polite)Everyone, please be quiet.example
- to play (music); to performHe played a songexample
- to modify; to refit; to convertHe modified his own car.example
- smiling face; smileyShe always wears a smiling face.example
- to end; to close; deadlinewhen is the deadline?example
- to fall ill; onset of illnessHe suddenly fell ill in the middle of the night.example
- to recover; recovery (economic); to revivethe economy recoveredexample
- higher (education); advancedHe received higher education.example
- basement; cellarin the basementexample
- French (language)study Frenchexample
- to go sightseeing; tourismgo sightseeingexample
- robber; banditThe robber took the money.example
- bay; gulfthe bay is beautifulexample
- to dare to; to have the courage tohe dares to tryexample
- study (room)He's reading in the study.example
- to send away; to pass (the time); to dispatchRead a book to pass the time.example
- to step in; to appear personallyHe needs to step in and handle this.example
- to run; to dashthe child runsexample
- painting; drawing; to paintlearn to paintexample
- as usual; all the same; stillHe was late as usual.example
- to manage finances; money managementI manage my moneyexample
- to be fooled; to be taken inBe careful, don't get fooledexample
- bridge (also fig.)Language is a bridge of communication.example
- astronautHe wants to be an astronaut.example
- mid-term; middle periodThe project entered its mid-term.example
- to initiate; to found; to pioneerHe pioneered a new era.example
- spectacular; magnificentThis scenery is spectacular.example
- modest; humbleno need to be modestexample
- scientific researchdo researchexample
- dairy cowthe cow is grazingexample
- national flagRaise the national flag.example
- web pageOpen this webpage for me.example
- before this; previouslyhadn't heard beforeexample
- to consolidate; to strengthenthe firm cements its placeexample
- vast; wide; broadThe world out there is so vast!example
- to wish (sb well)I wish you success.example
- outdated; old-fashionedthis is outdatedexample
- rice (uncooked)buy a bag of riceexample
- evening; dusk; nightfallthe evenings are coolexample
- carrying on one's backcarrying a backpackexample
- along the way; the whole wayIt rained the whole way.example
- tenacious; indomitableHe held on tenaciously.example
- essential element; key factorThe key element of success is persistence.example
- won't do; no good; (question tag) can it be that?This just won't do.example
- will certainly; inevitablybound to succeedexample
- vest; sleeveless top; tank topput on a vestexample
- to receive; to collect; to draw (a payment)collect the parcelexample
- to lift off (a cover); to expose; to revealHe lifted the pot lid.example
- curved; winding; to bendThis mountain road is very winding.example
- relatives; kinAll his relatives came.example
- to generate electricitydoing it for love, not moneyexample
- to found; to establishfounded last yearexample
- valley; ravineIt's quiet in the valley.example
- solar energy; solar-poweredThis is a solar water heater.example
- most; mostly; probablymost likely comingexample
- distant place; far awayA friend comes from afar.example
- quota; number of placescheck the quotaexample
- high-quality; premiumThis is a high-quality product.example
- to look forward to; to long forI long to see youexample
- slippers; flip-flopsPlease change into slippers at the door.example
- to change; to alter; modificationchange the addressexample
- to allocate; to deploy; configurationThis computer has high specs.example
- practical; realistic; earnestlyWe must earnestly solve the problem.example
- unexpected; unimaginableThe result was unexpected.example
- ships; vesselsThere are many boats on the riverexample
- semifinalplay the semifinalexample
- aunt (father's sister)my aunt cameexample
- instruction manual; directionsRead the manual first.example
- to select by vote or review; to choose (the best)Everyone voted for the outstanding employee.example
- to open (a shop, course); to offerThe school set up new courses.example
- percentage pointThe interest rate rose by two percentage points.example
- head (of state); leaderThe two nations' leaders held talks.example
- platform (railway)which platform?example
- spoon; ladle; (measure word: spoonful)Give me a spoon.example
- to change; to vary; to transformThe lights keep changing.example
- eggplant; aubergineLet's have eggplant tonightexample
- low temperatureFood should be stored at a low temperature.example
- rainstorm; torrential rainheavy rain is comingexample
- auspicious; luckythis is auspiciousexample
- college entrance exam (China)prepare for the college examexample
- microwave ovenwarm it in the microwaveexample
- Japanese (language)does anyone speak Japanese?example
- subsidy; allowance; to subsidizeThe government hands out subsidies.example
- hot spot; hot topicI'll share my hotspotexample
- vanguard; pioneerHe's a pioneer in the industry.example
- tap water; running waterDon't drink tap water.example
- blue skythe blue sky is lovelyexample
- short film; video cliplet's watch a short clipexample
- ChristianityShe believes in Christianity.example
- to provide for the elderly; to live in retirementSave some money for old age.example
- vasebuy a vaseexample
- next to; adjacent toMy home is right next to the school.example
- to play cards; to play mahjongThe elderly like playing cards.example
- soy saucebuy soy sauceexample
- to donate; donationhelp them with a donationexample
- response; reaction; repercussionthe response is greatexample
- paternal grandfatherMy grandfather is eighty.example
- sports star (ball games)He's a famous soccer star.example
- to rectify; to reorganize; to overhaulRectify market order.example
- outer garment; coat; (fig.) guisePut on a coat before going out.example
- secretary-generalHe became the secretary-general.example
- hard to say; it's uncertainhard to say the outcomeexample
- summit (meeting)hold a summitexample
- white-collar (worker)I'm a white-collar workerexample
- to look up; to face upward; to admireHe looked up at the sky.example
- apprentice; discipleHe took on an apprentice.example
- consistent; unchangingthe same inside and outexample
- to determine (by measurement); to measuremeasure the dataexample
- output; yield; production volumeoutput roseexample
- to treat an illness; to cure a diseaseGo to the hospital for treatment.example
- blind persona blind person crossesexample
- office; agency; bureauI work at the office branchexample
- to be close (friends); on good termsThe two of them are close friends.example
- wounded person; the woundedThe wounded were sent to hospital.example
- movie fan; film buffI'm a fan of his films.example
- to draw up; to compile; staffing establishmentdraw up a budgetexample
- cold waterdrink cold waterexample
- use; usefulnessThis thing isn't much use.example
- to resolve; to defuse; to dispelresolve the conflictexample
- ranking list; chartsThis song made the chart.example
- mother and daughterThe mother and daughter look alike.example
- day and night; around the clockHe works day and night.example
- urban area; city districtHe lives in the city center.example
- large quantities of; a large batchCrowds of tourists poured in.example
- manufacturer; vendormany manufacturersexample
- appetiteI don't have much appetite today.example
- paternal grandmotherGrandmother is kind and gentle.example
- to be covered with; to be full ofcovered in dustexample
- appearance; exterior; lookThis car looks great on the outside.example
- to adopt (a suggestion); to acceptadopt the suggestionexample
- division of labor; to divide up the worklet's divide it upexample
- film star; movie starShe's a popular movie star.example
- political partyHe joined a political party.example
- wide; broad; richThis river is long and wideexample
- to dive (into water); diving (sport)She's a diving champion.example
- hourI waited an hour.example
- to investigate and research; surveyThe leaders went to the countryside to do research.example
- column (in a publication); program segmentthis program is goodexample
- track and field; athleticsHe's a track and field athlete.example
- to construct; to build (sth abstract)Build a harmonious society.example
- to explain; to give commentaryplease explain itexample
- pediatricsTake a feverish child to pediatrics.example
- can see; visiblecan you see it?example
- singing star; famous singerhe's a singing starexample
- internet caféHe went to the internet cafe to get online.example
- game console; video game machineHe bought a new game console.example
- footprintone solid step at a timeexample
- mother and childthey're mother and sonexample
- BuddhismShe follows Buddhism.example
- to innovate; innovationwe must innovateexample
- shopping mall; shopping centerLet's stroll the mall this weekend.example
- party; delegation; group (travelling together)Their group numbered five people.example
- finished product; finished goodsthis is the finished productexample
- to hype; to sensationalizeIt's just commercial hype.example
- to come to realize; awareness; consciousnessI've come to realizeexample
- at the same time; all togetherEveryone clapped together.example
- to talk to oneself; to mutter to oneselfHe's talking to himself.example
- hillside; mountain slopeSheep graze on the hillside.example
- to enhance; to promote; to furtherEnhance mutual understanding.example
- to be absorbed only in; to care only aboutHe only looks out for himself.example
- topic for discussion; agenda item; issueToday's topic is important.example
- volume (of sound)Turn the volume down a bit.example
- security check; security screeningsecurity is over thereexample
- pirated (copy); to piratethis is piratedexample
- to set a price; list pricethe price is fairexample
- quality goods; fine work; boutique itemthis is a fine pieceexample
- sandwichI had a sandwich for breakfast.example
- in order; one after anotherPlease queue up in order.example
- scenic spot; tourist attractionvisit the sightsexample
- to shine on; to illuminateThe sun shines on the earth.example
- to join (an alliance, team); to franchisefranchise this shopexample
- unobstructed; free-flowingthe road is clearexample
- up to (a time); as of; byas of todayexample
- public security; policeHe works at the police bureau.example
- multi-storey buildingNew buildings have gone up in the village.example
- rainstorm; storm; tempesta storm is comingexample
- public opinion; popular willThe government should respect public opinion.example
- to learn to read; to be literateHe can't read yet.example
- to give a giftFor the holiday you give gifts to your elders.example
- to go to court; to file a lawsuitThey took each other to court.example
- to seem; as if; likeTime is like flowing water.example
- to show; to display; to revealA smile appeared on her face.example
- long vacation; long holidayThere's a long holiday for National Day.example
- at fixed times; timed; to set a timeThe AC can be set on a timer.example
- to appreciate (in value); to rise in valueHouses here have appreciated.example
- tram; trolleybustake the tramexample
- sea wave; ocean waveThe waves are big today.example
- audio and video; audiovisualThe audio-video store closed.example
- steady and dependable; down-to-earth; at easekeep your feet on the groundexample
- to launch (a policy); to be issuedThe government rolled out a new policy.example
- brief introduction; profile; summarygive a brief introexample
- living expenses; cost of livingThe monthly living expenses aren't enough.example
- forum; symposium; informal discussion meetingThere's a symposium tomorrow.example
- to draw on (others' experience); to learn fromdraw on the experienceexample
- inn; small hotelfind an innexample
- recently; in the past few daysThe weather has turned cool recently.example
- place nameThis place name is unusual.example
- fellow villager; person from the same hometownmy fellow townsmanexample
- inside and outside; domestic and foreign; approximatelyInside and out of the house are cleaned.example
- to withdraw moneyI'm going to the bank to withdraw money.example
- season; time (of year)It's harvest season right now.example
- to become invalid; to be cancelled; voidThis ticket is now invalid.example
- housing price; house pricethe rate is a bit steepexample
- newspapers and periodicals; the pressread the papersexample
- to get beaten; to take a beatingHe was often beaten as a child.example
- to have no choice but to; to be obliged toNo bus, so I had to walk.example
- cleaner; sanitation worker; janitorThe cleaner sweeps the street daily.example
- to save money; economicalOnline shopping saves money.example
- less than; smaller thanThree is less than five.example
- multimediamultimedia teachingexample
- draft; manuscript; scriptI haven't finished the draft yet.example
- printerThe printer is broken.example
- queen (consort)The king and the queen.example
- industry and commerceGo to the business bureau to register.example
- powdered milk; milk powderbuy milk powderexample
- wavethe waves are bigexample
- to study on one's own; self-studyHe self-studies English.example
- to repair a car (bike etc.)I'm getting the car fixed this afternoon.example
- inkadd some inkexample
- father and daughterthey're father and daughterexample
- auditorium; assembly hallThe graduation is held in the auditorium.example
- from time to time; sometimes…, sometimes…He laughs one moment and cries the next.example
- pillar; column; postThis pillar is thick.example
- age (in years)How old are you?example
- finger; toeMy finger hurts a bitexample
- pilot project; to run a pilotThis is a pilot project.example
- to teach a class; to lecturethe teacher is lecturingexample
- in previous years; in former yearshotter than usual yearsexample
- to save energy; energy-savingThis fridge is very energy-saving.example
- to look after; to guard; to watch overwatch the luggageexample
- often; constantly; at all timesI think of you all the time.example
- just; by all means; simply (go ahead and)If there's anything, just say it.example
- even more; all the moreSummer is even more unbearably hot.example
- loyalty; devotionHe's very loyal to the company.example
- rooster; cockthe rooster crowsexample
- warship; naval vesselIt's my first time seeing a warshipexample
- square meterThis apartment is 90 square meters.example
- Ministry of EducationThe Ministry of Education issued new rules.example
- passenger coach; bus; passenger trainWe take the coach to the county town.example
- to be popular; to be prevalent; in vogueOnline shopping is really popular lately.example
- in a moment; later; in a little whileI'll call you in a bitexample
- singles (in sports)He plays in the men's singles.example
- to demolish and relocate (residents)These old houses are being torn down for redevelopment.example
- department head; section chiefHe's our division head.example
- steamed bun (plain)steam a bunexample
- dark cloud; black cloudThe sky is covered with dark clouds.example
- inland; interior; mainland (China)He came from the mainland to work in Hong Kong.example
- outsideIt's raining outside.example
- auspicious; luckywishing you good fortuneexample
- to look for a job; job-huntingHe's job hunting.example
- solid; sturdy; sound (of skills, foundation)He has a solid foundation.example
- sound; noiseThere's a strange noise outside.example
- not worth it; not worthwhilethis isn't worth getting angry overexample
- national anthemThe whole crowd sang the national anthem.example
- teachers and studentsThey have a good teacher-student relationship.example
- to go sightseeing; to play; to have funWe went to play in the park.example
- both sides; two sidesTrees line both sides of the road.example
- musical composition; piece of musicThis piece of music is beautiful.example
- henThe hen laid an egg.example
- drinks; beverages (at a meal)The wedding had plenty of drinks.example
- emerging; newly risingThis is an emerging industry.example
- to become inflamed; inflammationit looks infectedexample
- to get angry; to fly into a ragedon't get angryexample
- to sighWhy do you keep sighing?example
- can't keep up with; can't catch (a train etc.)can't catch the busexample
- desk lamp; table lampTurn on the desk lamp for me.example
- tip; gratuityRemember to tip the waiter.example
- Spanish (language)I'm learning Spanish.example
- to ask back; rhetorical questionI asked backexample
- domestically made; made in ChinaThis is a domestically made phone.example
- water heaterThe water heater is broken.example
- the same period (of another year); concurrentIt grew compared to the same period last year.example
- all year round; for years on endIt rains here all year round.example
- express train; express bustake the expressexample
- boundless; limitlessThe boundless sea.example
- mountain peak; summitThe distant peak is magnificent.example
- migrant worker (from rural areas)There are many migrant workers at the site.example
- to bring under control; to renovate; to punishTackle environmental pollution.example
- folk songsing a folk songexample
- that is to say; in other wordsThat is to say, you agreed.example
- wide; broad; spaciousthe road is broadexample
- everywhere; all over the placeflowers everywhereexample
- children; juvenilesThis is a children's program.example
- motor vehicleMotor vehicles are banned on this road.example
- rubber ball; ballThe kid is playing with a ball.example
- holidays; festivals and days offit's a holidayexample
- to increase in value; value-addedThis house is appreciating in value.example
- grand; magnificent; vastthe scene is grandexample
- long-distance runningHe goes for a long run every morning.example
- China and abroad; Chinese and foreignBoth Chinese and foreign tourists love this place.example
- express (train, mail)I sent it by express mail.example
- plum blossom; clubs (cards)the plum blossoms bloomedexample
- nearsighted; myopiaI've become short-sightedexample
- naughty; mischievousThis child is so naughty.example
- tape recorder; recorderrecord with a recorderexample
- to see someone offWe went to the airport to see them off.example
- total amount; total volumeWe must control the total emissions.example
- first time; for the first timeThis is his first time in China.example
- sandalswear sandalsexample
- this issue; the current periodThat's the end of this episode.example
- prosperous; thriving; flourishingWishing your business great prosperity.example
- service charge; handling fee; commissionYou have to pay a fee for the transfer.example
- bright red; flushed redHis face turned bright red.example
- China; Chinese (nation)Chinese culture is profound.example
- benefactorhe's my benefactorexample
- to take extra lessons; tutoringHe goes to cram classes after school.example
- many aspects; many-sidedConsider it from many angles.example
- to make up a missed lesson; to take extra classesI need to catch upexample
- to get carsickI get carsick in cars.example
- not so good; nothing special; so-soThis shop isn't that great.example
- corridor; stairwell (in a building)the hallway is darkexample
- to green (an area); afforestationgreen the environmentexample
- length; mishap; strengths and weaknessesMeasure the length of the pants.example
- to take part in an exhibitionMany companies came to exhibit.example
- office buildingHe works in an office building.example
- raincoatIt's raining, put on a raincoat.example
- to register for an exam; to apply to (a school)apply for universityexample
- air conditioning; cold airturn on the ACexample
- bronze medalHe won a bronze medal.example
- to have a use for; to be needed; is it necessary?These things will come in handy laterexample
- doubles (in sports)Let's play doubles.example
- to return a ticket; ticket refundI'd like to cancel the ticketexample
- jam; fruit preservebuy some jamexample
- unexpectedly; to one's surpriseunexpectedly it rainedexample
- written examprepare for the written testexample
- coastal; along the coastHe lives in a coastal city.example
- to go on to a higher school; to advance in educationThe entrance exam is coming up.example
- racket; paddleI bought a new racket.example
- police officer (People's Police)The officer helped her recover her wallet.example
- tourist; visitorThere are many visitors in the park.example
- Qingming Festival; Tomb-Sweeping DayAt Qingming we go home to sweep graves.example
- make-up exam; to resit an examprepare for the makeup examexample
- office workers; commuters; salaried workersI'm an office worker.example
- foreign currencyI'm going to the bank to exchange foreign currency.example
- to trade stocks; to speculate in sharesI trade stocksexample
- to deepen; to intensifyWe should deepen cooperation.example
- washing powder; laundry detergentWe're out of laundry detergent.example
- pocket-sized; miniatureThis is a pocket dictionary.example
- venue; stadium and gymnasiumThe Olympic venues are already built.example
- dairy productsThe supermarket has all kinds of dairy.example
- exam room; examination hallgo to the exam hallexample
- high technology; high-techThis is a high-tech product.example
- ballpoint penLend me a ballpoint pen.example
- both hands; two approaches; skillsWe should prepare for both scenarios.example
- hurriedly; hastilyhurry out the doorexample
- urban and rural; city and countrysideThe urban-rural gap is narrowing.example
- to visit (a foreign country) officiallyThe president is visiting Europe.example
- usage; way of usingThis word's usage is hard.example
- fruit treethis is a fruit treeexample
- famous scenic spot; place of interestthis is a scenic spotexample
- blue-collar; blue-collar workerHe's a blue-collar worker.example
- household appliancesbuy home appliancesexample
- with great difficulty; finally (after much effort)I finally managed to get a ticketexample
- sleeping berth (on a train); sleeperI bought a sleeper berth ticket.example
- Taoism; DaoismHe follows Taoism.example
- director-general (of a ministry department)He was promoted to department director.example
- garden plot; field (of activity); columnThis is the students' learning corner.example
- to give up one's seatgive up your seat for the elderlyexample
- cultural entertainment; recreationThe company organized recreational activities.example
- vehicle number; license plate numberDid you memorize the plate number?example
- oral examtake the oral testexample
- writing deskThe book is on the writing desk.example
- compulsory (course); requiredthis is a required courseexample
- prosperous; flourishingMay the nation prosper and flourish.example
- to run a schoolthe firm runs a schoolexample
- foreign capital; foreign investmentThis place attracted a lot of foreign investment.example
- to think highly of; to respectHe thinks highly of you.example
- to see from afar; to catch sight ofYou can see the sea from hereexample
- exam questionthis is the exam questionexample
- traditional Chinese operaGrandpa loves listening to opera.example
- studious; eager to learnThis child is eager to learn.example
- to work or study late into the nightpulling an all-nighterexample
- elementary; primarythis is an elementary courseexample
- slow train; local traintake the slow trainexample
- (closing formula in letters, before a salutation)yours sincerelyexample
- Dragon Boat Festivalthe Dragon Boat Festival is nearexample
- to chatLet's chat as we walkexample
- on the surface; outwardlyfine on the surfaceexample
- ATM; cash machineIs there an ATM nearby?example
- but actually; nevertheless it isHe doesn't say it, but he understands inside.example
- potato chips; crispsI want to eat some chips.example
- is there…?; do you have…?; did (you)…?do you have a smaller one?example
- pointing at; to rely onHe spoke, pointing at the map.example
HSK 6 — biến từ đọc hiểu được thành từ nói được
Đến cấp 6, phần lớn các từ đã ở trạng thái đọc thì hiểu nhưng tự mình không bật ra được. Việc cần làm ở đây không phải thêm từ mới, mà là biến từ đọc hiểu được thành từ nói được.
Vì vậy cấp 6 mới càng đáng quay bằng âm. Hãy lặp cùng một câu cho đến khi nhìn bản dịch là tiếng Trung tự bật ra.
Cách học bằng tai
Cấp nào cũng đi theo cùng một trình tự. Vòng một chỉ nghe và kiểm tra nghĩa. Vòng hai và ba vừa nghe vừa lẩm nhẩm theo. Từ vòng bốn, nhìn bản dịch và thử nói tiếng Trung trước khi nhìn câu. Chỉ vậy thôi là chất lượng ghi nhớ đã khác hẳn cách học từ bằng mắt.
Những ngày không ngồi vào bàn được, bạn cứ để nó phát trong lúc đi làm, đi dạo hay làm việc nhà. Chạm một câu là nó lặp mãi, không cần tay cũng không cần mắt. Thứ còn thiếu không phải thời gian học, mà là tổng thời gian tiếp xúc với âm đúng.
Câu hỏi thường gặp
Từ cấp 6 chắc không dùng trong đời thường?
Có những từ không dùng khi trò chuyện, nhưng chúng xuất hiện trên báo, trong phim truyền hình và trong email công việc. Nếu mục tiêu là mở rộng phạm vi nghe hiểu thì chúng hoàn toàn có ý nghĩa.
Sau cấp 6 thì nên làm gì?
Chuyển sang Hội thoại hằng ngày 3000 hoặc các chương về xu hướng của Trung Quốc hiện nay, bạn sẽ nối được với tiếng Trung ngoài phòng thi.
Tôi cứ quên những từ đã học.
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