HSK 7–9 — Advanced Levels of the New HSK 3.0 (page 75)

(n.) latitude

(n.) (automobile) exhaust

(n.) coda, end

(v.) wither, dry up (of a plant), atrophy (of muscle, social custom, etc.)

(adj.) (or words or language) soft, mild and roundabout; tactful; euphemistic

(n.) committee, commission

(v./n.) camouflage, disguise, pose

(n.) MSG, Monosodium Glutamate (artificial flavor enhancer)

(v.) appreciate somebody's services and present gifts, bring gifts to somebody in recognition of his services

(n.) abbreviation for satellite TV

(v.) to flinch, to recoil out of apprehension

(v.) feed, raise, keep

(n.) unknown number

(n.) seat, place

(n.) difference in temperature; range of temperature

(n.) thermometer

(n.) hot spring

(n.) greenhouse

(v.) review

(adj.) gentle and fragrant, warm, pleasant and sweet, cozy

(n.) pestilence, plague; (TCM) pestilence

(n./m./v.) liberal arts, humanities; (used in old times for) copper cash; to tattoo | (radical.) written language |...

(n.) an illiterate person, illiteracy

(n.) man of letters, literati

(n.) mosquito net, mosquito curtain

(n.) mosquito

(adj./v.) steady, stable, firm; (of a person) sedate, reliable; sure; to stabilize

(adj.) firm, steady, stable

(v.) be a good fit, be identical with, adjust oneself to, fit in

(adj.) firm, stable and steady

(adj.) disorder, abnormal, in chaos

(adj.) reliable, safe

(adj.) steady, prudent

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

(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