HSK 7–9 — Advanced Levels of the New HSK 3.0 (page 21)

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(n.) storm, stormy waves; (fig.) hardships, stormy experience

(adj.) distinguished and admirable, talented and unconventional in life style, romantic

(n.) style, manner, ethos

(n.) honey, bee honey

(n.) cover (of a publication)

(n.) information about wind; elegant demeanor, interest and charm, amorous feelings, flirtatious expressions; local...

(n.) wind-blown sand, sandy wind

(n.) the prevailing custom, the fashion (or mode) of a given time

(n.) Feng Shui, the way a house or tomb is built to generate good omen | (n.) (TCM) wind edema

(adj.) plentiful, substantial, rich (in resources, etc.)

(idiom.) stopped by neither wind nor rain (regardless of the weather); not to be canceled for rain or bad weather

(n.) wind and cloud; an unstable situation

(n.) kite

(n.) lunatic, madman

(v.) sew, stitch | (n.) seam; crack, fissure, crevice

(v.) to sew together, suture

(v.) sew, stitch | (n.) seam; crack, fissure, crevice

(n.) phoenix

(idiom.) as rare as pheonix feathers and unicorn horns; rarity of rarity

(n.) Buddha; Buddhism; Buddhist scripture | (char.) (seemingly)

(v.) apply; spread, lay out; suffice

(v.) hatch out, incubate

(adj.) superficial, shallow, skin-deep (describing one's understanding or knowledge)

(v.) support someone with your hand, give aid to stand or walk, to help keep up

(v.) to fluctuate

(v.) to capture, to seize

(n.) (physics) buoyancy, buoyant power

(n.) clothes and trappings, costume and accessories

(n.) server (computer)

(v.) to come back to memory, to occur, to drift

(adj.) over-active, impetuous, restless

(v.) to bow one's head, to be obedient (to...)

(v.) to console and compensate (a disabled person, a bereaved family, etc.)

(n.) axe

(v.) to go towards, to attend

(v.) attach, add, adhere; get close, be near; depend on, rely on

(v./adj.) shoulder, bear; suffer; lose, fail; owe, bear debt to; (math.) minus; (electrics) negative | (char.) carry...

(n.) abdomen | (char.) heart, mind; belly (of a vase, etc.); front

(n.) duplicate, copy