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HSK Level 3 Chinese Vocabulary List HSK Level 3 Chinese Vocabulary List http://www.StudyHSK.com http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 1 1 阿姨 āyí maternal aunt 2 2 啊 a interjection of surprise 3 3 矮 ǎi low 4 5 爱好 àihào to like 5 6 安静 ānjìng quiet 6 8 把 bǎ to hold/handle 7 14 搬 bān to move (i.e. relocate oneself) 8 13 班 bān surname Ban/team 9 15 半 bàn half 10 16 办法 bànfǎ means 11 17 办公室 bàngōngshì office 12 18 帮忙 bāngmáng to help 13 20 包 bāo surname Bao/to cover 14 21 饱 bǎo to eat till full 15 24 北方 běifāng north 16 26 被 bèi quilt 17 28 鼻子 bízi nose 18 30 比较 bǐjiào to compare 19 31 比赛 bǐsài competition (sports etc) 20 32 必须 bìxū to have to http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 21 33 变化 biànhuà change 22 34 表示 biǎoshì to express 23 35 表演 biǎoyǎn play 24 37 别人 biéren other people 25 38 宾馆 bīnguǎn guesthouse 26 39 冰箱 bīngxiāng icebox 27 42 才 cái ability/a moment ago 28 44 菜单 càidān menu 29 45 参加 cānjiā to participate 30 46 草 cǎo grass 31 47 层 céng layer 32 49 差 chà difference/to differ from/to send/uneven 33 52 超市 chāoshì supermarket (abbr.) 34 53 衬衫 chènshān shirt 35 54 成绩 chéngjì achievement 36 55 城市 chéngshì city 37 57 迟到 chídào to arrive late 38 59 出现 chūxiàn to appear 39 62 除了 chúle besides 40 61 厨房 chúfáng kitchen http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 41 65 春 chūn surname Chun/spring (time) 42 66 词语 cíyǔ word 43 68 聪明 cōngming acute (of sight and hearing) 44 73 打扫 dǎsǎo to clean 45 74 打算 dǎsuàn to plan 46 77 带 dài band 47 78 担心 dānxīn anxious 48 79 蛋糕 dàngāo cake 49 81 当然 dāngrán only natural 50 83 地 de -ly/earth 51 86 灯 dēng lamp 52 88 低 dī low 53 90 地方 dìfang region/area 54 91 地铁 dìtiě subway 55 92 地图 dìtú map 56 97 电梯 diàntī elevator 57 99 电子 邮件 diànzǐ yóujiàn email 58 102 冬 dōng winter/surname Dong/sound of beating a drum 59 100 东 dōng surname Dong/east 60 104 动物 dòngwù animal http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 61 107 短 duǎn short 62 108 段 duàn surname Duan/paragraph 63 109 锻炼 duànliàn to engage in physical exercise 64 113 多么 duōme how (wonderful etc) 65 115 饿 è to be hungry 66 116 而且 érqiě (not only ...) but also 67 118 耳朵 ěrduo ear 68 120 发烧 fāshāo to have a high temperature (from illness) 69 121 发现 fāxiàn to find 70 123 方便 fāngbiàn convenient 71 125 放 fàng to release 72 126 放心 fàngxīn to feel relieved 73 129 分 fēn to divide/part 74 132 附近 fùjìn (in the) vicinity 75 133 复习 fùxí to revise 76 134 干净 gānjìng clean 77 135 敢 gǎn to dare 78 136 感冒 gǎnmào to catch cold 79 137 刚才 gāngcái just now/(just) a moment ago 80 145 根据 gēnjù according to http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 81 144 跟 gēn heel 82 146 更 gèng to change or replace/more 83 150 公园 gōngyuán park (for public recreation) 84 153 故事 gùshi old practice/narrative 85 154 刮 风 guā fēng to be windy 86 155 关 guān surname Guan/mountain pass 87 156 关系 guānxì relation 88 157 关心 guānxīn to care for sth 89 158 关于 guānyú pertaining to/pertaining to 90 160 国家 guójiā country 91 161 果汁 guǒzhī fruit juice 92 162 过去 guòqù (in the) past 93 167 害怕 hàipà to be afraid 94 174 河 hé river 95 176 黑板 hēibǎn blackboard 96 180 护照 hùzhào passport 97 181 花（动） huā 98 182 花园 huāyuán garden 99 183 画 huà to draw 100 184 坏 huài bad http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 101 164 还 huán surname Huan/still/to pay back 102 165 还是 háishi or 103 187 环境 huánjìng environment 104 188 换 huàn to change 105 189 黄 huáng surname Huang or Hwang/yellow 106 193 会议 huìyì meeting 107 195 或者 huòzhě or 108 199 机会 jīhuì opportunity 109 198 几乎 jīhū almost 110 200 极 jí extremely 111 202 记得 jìde to remember 112 203 季节 jìjié time 113 205 检查 jiǎnchá inspection 114 206 简单 jiǎndān simple 115 209 见面 jiànmiàn to meet 116 208 健康 jiànkāng health 117 210 讲 jiǎng to speak 118 211 教 jiāo surname Jiao/to teach/religion 119 213 脚 jiǎo foot/role 120 212 角 jiǎo surname Jue/angle/role (theater) http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 121 216 接 jiē to receive 122 217 街道 jiēdào street 123 220 节目 jiémù program 124 221 节日 jiérì holiday 125 218 结婚 jiéhūn to marry 126 219 结束 jiéshù termination 127 223 解决 jiějué to settle (a dispute) 128 224 借 jiè to lend 129 229 经常 jīngcháng frequently 130 230 经过 jīngguò to pass 131 231 经理 jīnglǐ manager 132 233 久 jiǔ (long) time 133 234 旧 jiù old 134 236 举行 jǔxíng to hold (a meeting, ceremony etc) 135 237 句子 jùzi sentence 136 239 决定 juédìng to decide (to do something) 137 246 渴 kě thirsty 138 247 可爱 kě'ài adorable 139 250 刻 kè quarter (hour) 140 252 客人 kèrén visitor http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 141 253 空调 kōngtiáo air conditioning 142 254 口 kǒu mouth 143 255 哭 kū to cry 144 256 裤子 kùzi trousers 145 260 筷子 kuàizi chopsticks 146 262 蓝 lán surname Lan/blue 147 263 老 lǎo prefix used before the surname of a person 148 269 离开 líkāi to depart 149 271 礼物 lǐwù gift 150 272 历史 lìshǐ history 151 273 脸 liǎn face 152 274 练习 liànxí exercise 153 276 辆 liàng classifier for vehicles 154 277 了解 liǎojiě to understand/to understand 155 278 邻居 línjū neighbor 156 281 楼 lóu house with more than 1 story 157 284 绿 lǜ green 158 286 马 mǎ surname Ma/horse 159 287 马上 mǎshàng at once 160 291 满意 mǎnyì satisfied http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 161 295 帽子 màozi hat 162 301 米 mǐ surname Mi/rice 163 303 面包 miànbāo bread 164 304 面条 miàntiáo noodles 165 305 明白 míngbai clear 166 308 拿 ná to hold 167 311 奶奶 nǎinai (informal) grandma (paternal grandmother) 168 312 南 nán surname Nan/south 169 314 难 nán difficult (to...)/disaster 170 315 难过 nánguò to feel sad 171 320 年级 niánjí grade 172 321 年轻 niánqīng young 173 322 鸟 niǎo bird 174 325 努力 nǔlì great effort 175 328 爬山 páshān to climb a mountain 176 329 盘子 pánzi tray 177 331 胖 pàng healthy/fat 178 334 啤酒 píjiǔ beer 179 339 葡萄 pútao grape 180 340 普通话 pǔtōnghuà Mandarin (common language) http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 181 345 骑 qí (Taiwan) saddle horse/to ride (an animal or bike) 182 343 其实 qíshí actually 183 344 其他 qítā other 184 346 奇怪 qíguài strange 185 349 铅笔 qiānbǐ (lead) pencil 186 352 清楚 qīngchu clear 187 355 秋 qiū surname Qiu/autumn/a swing 188 358 裙子 qúnzi skirt 189 359 然后 ránhòu after 190 362 热情 rèqíng cordial 191 365 认为 rènwéi to believe 192 366 认真 rènzhēn conscientious 193 368 容易 róngyì easy 194 369 如果 rúguǒ if 195 371 伞 sǎn umbrella 196 375 上网 shàngwǎng to be on the internet 197 382 生气 shēngqì to get angry 198 384 声音 shēngyīn voice 199 388 使 shǐ to make 200 390 世界 shìjiè world http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 201 394 瘦 shòu thin 202 396 舒服 shūfu comfortable 203 397 叔叔 shūshu father's younger brother 204 398 树 shù tree 205 399 数学 shùxué mathematics 206 400 刷 牙 shuā yá to brush one's teeth 207 401 双 shuāng surname Shuang/two 208 404 水平 shuǐpíng level (of achievement etc) 209 407 司机 sījī chauffeur 210 410 虽然 suīrán although 211 417 太阳 tàiyáng sun 212 418 糖 táng sugar 213 419 特别 tèbié especially 214 420 疼 téng (it) hurts 215 423 提高 tígāo to raise 216 424 体育 tǐyù sports 217 426 甜 tián sweet 218 427 条 tiáo strip 219 430 同事 tóngshì colleague 220 432 同意 tóngyì to agree http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 221 433 头发 tóufa hair (on the head) 222 434 突然 tūrán sudden 223 435 图书馆 túshūguǎn library 224 436 腿 tuǐ leg 225 439 完成 wánchéng to complete 226 441 碗 wǎn bowl 227 443 万 wàn ten thousand 228 444 忘记 wàngjì to forget 229 446 为 wèi because of 230 447 为了 wèile in order to 231 449 位 wèi position 232 450 文化 wénhuà culture 233 456 西 xī the West/west 234 459 习惯 xíguàn habit 235 461 洗手间 xǐshǒujiān toilet 236 462 洗澡 xǐzǎo to bathe 237 467 夏 xià the Xia or Hsia dynasty c. 2000 BC/summer 238 468 先 xiān early 239 471 香蕉 xiāngjiāo banana 240 472 相同 xiāngtóng identical http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 241 473 相信 xiāngxìn to be convinced (that sth is true) 242 476 像 xiàng to resemble 243 480 小心 xiǎoxīn to be careful 244 482 校长 xiàozhǎng (college, university) president 245 484 鞋 xié shoe 246 488 新闻 xīnwén news 247 489 新鲜 xīnxiān fresh (experience, food etc) 248 490 信 xìn letter 249 492 行李箱 xínglixiāng suitcase 250 494 兴趣 xìngqù interest (desire to know about sth) 251 495 熊猫 xióngmāo panda 252 497 需要 xūyào to need 253 498 选择 xuǎnzé to select 254 504 眼镜 yǎnjìng spectacles 255 507 要求 yāoqiú to request 256 510 爷爷 yéye (informal) father's father 257 516 一定 yídìng surely 258 517 一共 yígòng altogether 259 518 一会儿 yíhuìr a while 260 519 一样 yíyàng same http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 261 520 以后 yǐhòu after 262 521 以前 yǐqián before 263 522 以为 yǐwéi to believe 264 525 一般 yìbān same 265 526 一边 yìbiān one side 266 528 一直 yìzhí straight (in a straight line) 267 532 音乐 yīnyuè music 268 533 银行 yínháng bank 269 534 应该 yīnggāi ought to 270 535 影响 yǐngxiǎng an influence 271 536 用 yòng to use 272 537 游戏 yóuxì game 273 540 有名 yǒumíng famous 274 541 又 yòu (once) again 275 544 遇到 yùdào to meet 276 547 愿意 yuànyì to wish 277 550 越 yuè to exceed 278 549 月亮 yuèliang the moon 279 551 云 yún (classical) to say/surname Yun/cloud 280 559 站 zhàn station http://www.StudyHSK.com * Character Pinyin English 281 50 长 zhǎng length/chief 282 563 着急 zháojí to worry 283 565 照顾 zhàogù to take care of 284 566 照片 zhàopiàn photograph 285 567 照相机 zhàoxiàngjī camera 286 573 只 zhǐ only/but 287 577 终于 zhōngyú at last 288 575 中间 zhōngjiān between 289 578 种 zhǒng seed/to plant 290 579 重要 zhòngyào important 291 580 周末 zhōumò weekend 292 581 主要 zhǔyào main 293 583 祝 zhù surname Zhu/to wish 294 584 注意 zhùyì to take note of 295 588 字典 zìdiǎn dictionary 296 589 自己 zìjǐ oneself 297 591 总是 zǒngshì always 298 594 最近 zuìjìn recent 299 599 作业 zuòyè school assignment 300 600 作用 zuòyòng to act on http://www.StudyHSK.com Notes: * Order number within all HSK vocabulary up to this level Tips: • Chinese characters and Pinyin from latest Hanban new HSK exam outline (2011) • English translations from the MDBG Chinese-English dictionary with modifications http://www.StudyHSK.com.
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