HSK 7–9 — Advanced Levels of the New HSK 3.0 (page 10)

(v./adj.) to have benefited from; competent, capable, strong

(idiom.) (of an area) rich in resources; (of a person) gifted or able

(v.) to offend

(v.) to pedal, to press down or push (with the foot); to tread, to step on; to put on (shoes); to dump (someone)

(v.) to go on shore, to land; (of a commodity) to enter the market of an area

(v.) stare at, glare at, give a hard look; open one's eyes wide

(n.) dykes and dams

(v.) be hostile to, adopt a hostile attitude against

(v.) to boycott; to resist

(n.) condition, extent, leeway or room

(n.) physical features of a place, terrain

(v.) to increase progressively

(v.) to jolt, to bounce

(v.) to put or turn upside down, to invert, to reverse; be confused, be infatuated, be mentally deranged

(v.) to embellish, to intersperse, to decorate

(v./n.) put something under something else to raise it or make it level; cushion, mat | (v.) pay for somebody in advance; fill up; fill in a gap, insert

(v.) establish, lay a foundation for

(v.) worry about, think about, miss

(v.) hold by the teeth and (or) lips

(n./v.) sculpture; carve, engrave, marble

(n.) sculpture

(v.) fix one's eyes on, stare at

(n.) cube (small); man, population (used in ancient Chinese); person engaged in manual work; fourth, the 4th of the 10 heavenly Stems | (char.) Ding (a surname) | (onomat.) (lit.) clang (sound of chopping wood, plucking the strings of a musical instrument, etc.)

(v.) to urge, to plead repeatedly, to warn

(sep-v.) lose face, be disgraced

(idiom.) miss this and that, be forgetful

(n.) host

(idiom.) look in all directions, glance around

(n.) Chairman of the Board

(adj.) unrest, turbulent

(v.) to freeze(loan, wage, etc.)

(n.) movement, activity; the sound of something

(n.) artery | (n.) (TCM) stirred pulse

(sep-v.) go on a journey, leave (for a distant place)

(v.) mobilize

(n./v.) pocket, bag; wrap up and let hang in a piece of cloth; move around; solicit (business); take all the responsibility; reveal

(adj.) steep

(v.) urge somebody to complete a task

(n.) narcotics, drugs

(v.) gamble