HSK 7–9 — Advanced Levels of the New HSK 3.0 (page 53)

(v.) breathe heavily, pant, gasp for air

(v.) to pant, to puff, take a short rest

(v.) (oral) visit (someone); drop around

(n.) wound, trauma

(n.) a bed, berth or bunk in a train, ship, hospital, etc.

(v.) to initiate, to begin | (n.) wound, injury, trauma; to inflict casualties on

(n.) founder

(v.) hang down, let drop; to flow downward; to leave a name (in history) | (char.) be close to, be on the verge of | (char.) (of of one's elders or superiors) condescend

(v.) to hammer, to pound, beat with fist

(idiom.) hang one's head in dismay; be in low spirits

(adj.) (of wine, tea or coffee) mellow, full-bodied, rich; (of person) honest, simple and kind (same as 淳厚)

(adj.) simple and honest, unsophisticated

(adj.) simple and honest

(adj.) stupid, foolish, dull

(v.) stab, prick, spear; (oral) get sprained | (n.) stamp, seal

(n.) nickname

(n./v.) words; take leave; resign | (n.) Ci (form of classical literature or poetry) | (v.) decline, shirk, reject; dismiss, fire (sb. from his job)

(n.) (written) resignation

(n.) dictionary (with content related to special fields of study or referring to an encyclopedia)

(n.) magnet

(v.) to dismiss, to fire

(n.) (of animals) female

(phr.) up here, down there; rise and fall in succession; no sooner one subsides, the next arises; repeating continuously; occurring again and again

(phr.) with high respect, sincerely, I hereby (correspondence closure)

(v./n.) bestow, grant; (honorific term) favor benefit

(adj.) harsh, cracked (voice)

(adj.) piercing to the bone, biting

(v.) (showing respect) to condescend to instruct, to grant advice

(n.) the next day

(v./n.) embroider; embroidery

(adj.) dazzling, unpleasant to the eye

(n./adj.) green onion, scallion; pale green

(n.) jungle, forest, wood

(idiom.) calm and unhurried

(adv.) from the first, at the beginning

(v.) run into, encounter; move close to, to approach; gather together

(adj.) coincident, fortuitous

(adj.) rough, cruel, rude

(adj.) rough, roughly

(idiom.) careless