HSK 7–9 — Advanced Levels of the New HSK 3.0 (page 117)

(v.) (of people) lie, lie down; (of animals) crouch; sleep; (dialect) poach (eggs); (lit.) to be a hermit | (char.) sleeping berth

(n.) berth, sleeper

(adj.) filthy, foul, dirty

(n.) roof overhanging from a house

(v.) sob, whimper; (of water or music) trickle, weep, wail

(n.) black clouds, dark clouds

(adj.) boundless, limitless

(adv.) none lacking, none missing, everything is there, everyone without exception

(adv.) have no way, not be in a position

(adj.) unequaled; without rival, invincible

(adv.) without cause or reason

(adj.) indifferent, insignificant

(v.) can say nothing more, cannot think of anything to say, have nothing to say

(phr.) of no avail, of no use

(idiom.) homeless

(idiom.) a priceless/invaluable treasure

(idiom.) no grounds for blame, be not altogether inexcusable, give no cause for much criticism

(phr.) there is nothing to be done, to resign oneself to (doing sth unpleasant), to have no choice but accept (sth unpleasant) calmly

(adj.) unreasonable, unjustifiable

(v./adj./adv.) lack in strength, powerless, lacking strength

(phr.) in any case, by all means, at all events, anyhow

(adj.) incapable, powerless

(v./adj.) be merciless, be heartless; merciless

(adj.) endless, boundless, inexhaustible

(adj.) selfless, unselfish, disinterested, altruistic

(phr.) have nothing to do

(v.) attempt nothing and accomplish nothing, offer no achievements

(adj.) unconditional

(adj.) wireless

(adj.) incorporeal, virtual, formless, invisible

(adv.) need not, not have to, unnecessary

(v./adj.) have no intention (of doing sth.), not be inclined to; inadvertent, not on purpose

(v.) have no opportunity, no way (of doing something), have no connection, be not placed (in a competition), have no chance to be in love with someone

(v./n.) to dance; to wield; to play with; dance

(v.) cover, seal, muffle

(n.) the five organs in the face; facial features

(idiom.) all corners of the country or world; everywhere

(idiom.) myriad, all kinds of, all sorts of

(n.) force, might

(v.) mislead, misguide