HSK 7–9 — Advanced Levels of the New HSK 3.0 (page 44)

(v.) read aloud with expression, declaim

(v.) bear always in mind, learn by heart

(adv.) firmly, tightly

(adj.) tired, exhausted

(n.) labour market, labor market

(n.) (of old married couple) husband, wife

(n.) old age; eldest child in a family; leader of a group; boss

(v.) to become or become old; (of knowledge) to become outmoded or outdated; (of macromolecular compound) to age; (of...

(n.) old person

(n.) fellow townsman, fellow villager; (friendly form of address to a countryman)

(n.) old and famous shop or brand

(v./n.) (of land or crops) be waterlogged; excessive water in the field

(phr.) enjoy something and never tire of it

(n.) paradise

(v.) to tie or strap something tight; (dialect) to force or compel | (v./n.) to rein in (horse); to coerce; to...

(phr.) echoing what others have said; be similar; similarity

(n./adj.) burden; burdensome, cumbersome, clumsy

(v.) accumulate, gather, build up, amass

(v.) add up

(n.) edge and corner, protrusion, sharpness (of a protrusion), ridge corner

(v.) freeze

(n.) trade or branch of learning that receives little attention; an unexpected winner

(adj.) cold and detached, unconcerned, indifferent

(n.) air conditioning, cold air

(n.) cold war | (n.) (spoken, same as 冷颤) shiver, shudder, tremble

(v.) to carry something too far, to exceed what is proper, to step out of line

(adj.) odd, bizarre, curious, absurd

(n.) formal attire, full dress, ceremonial dress or robe

(v.) understand, comprehend, take notice of

(n.) gift, present

(n.) director

(n.) auditorium, assembly hall

(n.) etiquette, rite, protocol

(n.) carp (a sort of fish)

(v.) put on record (at an official office), file a case (for investigation)

(n.) pros and cons

(phr.) be unable to do as well as one would wish

(n.) course, process

(v./n.) legislate; legislation

(m.) cubic meter