HSK 7–9 — Advanced Levels of the New HSK 3.0 (page 91)

(n.) young plant, seedling; descendant | (char.) symptoms of a trend; young of some domestic animals; vaccine; sth resembling a young plant; ethnic group

(n.) suggestion of a new development, symptom of a trend

(n.) temple, shrine | (char.) royal court; (temple) fair

(n.) temple fair, temple festival

(v.) die out, become extinct

(adj.) privately operated

(n.) civilian residence

(n.) the people's livelihood

(adj.) civil

(n.) the will or desire of the citizenry, public opinion

(adj.) privately run

(adj.) civil, for civil use

(v.) (of birds, animals or insects) call, cry; make a sound, ring; to express, to voice (one's views, feelings)

(adj.) rare, famous and precious

(v.) to bear in mind, keep in memory, engrave in memory

(adj.) bright, clear, obvious

(n.) fame and wealth, fame and money

(adj.) bright and beautiful

(n.) reputation, fame, distinction, renown

(n.) famous saying

(n.) name, appearance

(n.) masterpiece, famous book

(n.) fate, destiny; life; life expectancy | (v./n.) to assign (a name, a title, etc.); to order, to command; instruction, order

(v.) grind, polish, sharpen; rub; obliterate; dawdle; wear down; pester, badger | (n./v.) millstone; to grind, to mill; to turn round

(n.) magic

(n.) mushroom

(n.) magic, charm; MP (Magic Point - a game)

(v.) chasten

(v./n.) torment, trial, hardship

(v.) wear out, abrase

(v.) wipe, clean; to press one's hand(s) on sth. and move downwards (in order to remove it) | (v./m.) apply, plaster, smear; strike out, erase; wipe; beam, ray, dash | (v.) spread, plaster, daub; skirt, bypass

(n.) China ink; (abbr.) Mexico | (char.) pitch-black; (lit.) take bribes; tattoo the face (ancient punishment); essays, calligraphy or painting (of someone); learning; Mohism

(adj.) greatest; most important

(adv.) is it possible that...?

(n.) jasmine

(v.) decline, wane

(phr.) obscure and unknown (idiom), outsider without any reputation, unknown quantity

(n./adj.) tacit agreement, secret agreement; tacit, understood without being stated

(adj.) indifferent, apathetic

(n.) doomsday, last day, end