HSK 7–9 — Advanced Levels of the New HSK 3.0 (page 79)

(v.) intervene, interpose, get involved

(adv.) at the appointed time

(n.) receipt for a loan, IOU

(n.) boundary line, borderline

(v.) take offense, mind(usually used in negative constructions)

(phr.) to borrow for one's own use, to use something for another purpose

(v.) be situated between, lie between, be between

(n.) tendon; muscle; veins that stand out under the skin; anything resembling a tendon or vein | (n.) (TCM) sinew

(phr.) be unable to bear or endure, cannot help but

(adj.) compact, terse, well-knit, tight

(n.) silk banner (as a gift or reward)

(adj.) in short supply; badly needed

(v.) reduce, tighten

(adv.) as early as possible

(n.) (often used with "r" sound) strength, energy; potency (of alcohol, medicine, etc.); vigor/vigour, zeal; manner, air; interest, fun, relish | (char.) stalwart, powerful

(v.) exhaust, use up, try one's best | (v.) try to reach the greatest extent | (adv.) entirely, totally, wholly; only, exclusively | (adv./prep.) (before a noun of locality) furthest, extreme; (followed by 着) within the limits of..., with priority to...

(n.) course, proceeding, process, progress

(v.) advance in rank

(n./v.) taboo, contraindication (medicine); abstain from

(v.) march, advance

(adv.) to one's heart's content, as much as one likes, heartily

(n.) penalty area

(v.) be enterprising, work hard, show initiative

(n.) enthusiasm, energy, vigor/vigour

(n.) the end, bottom

(v.) to pursue further studies, to take a refresher course, to attend advanced studies

(n.) essence, extract; energy, spirit; sperm; goblin, demon | (n.) (TCM) essence of life, fundamental substance maintaining the body's functions | (adj./adv.) refined, picked; skilled, proficient; delicate, exquisite; smart, clever, shrewd; (spoken) extremely, very

(n.) whale

(v.) pass through, experience | (char.) sutra, scripture; unchanged rule; menstruation; (TCM) channels; longitude | (char.) constant; manage, run, deal; bear, endure; (lit.) hang oneself

(phr.) splendid (describing a show)

(n.) precision

(n.) longitude

(adj.) scared, panic-stricken, frightened

(phr.) be scared out of one's wits

(n.) thistles and thorns, brambles

(idiom.) enduring, prolonged

(adj.) concise, refining, succinct

(n.) economy and trade

(adj.) exquisite, fine and delicate (usually of works of art)

(adj.) shrewd, sagacious