HSK 4 Vocabulary List & PDF

A colloquial term for a doctor, especially common in northern China.

Heavy in weight; also, deep in degree, substantial, or important.

The physical strength produced and used by the body when moving or working.

Small in cross-section, narrow, or finely grained; also, detailed in content.

An address used to locate a website or page on the internet.

A bag designed to be carried on the back.

Used to press for the true situation or exact result; it can also mean ultimately or after all.

To publicly seek and hire workers who meet specified requirements.

To complete all required studies and graduate from school.

To face a person or thing directly; also, to accept and deal with a situation, problem, or challenge.

An item produced or purchased for exchange or sale.

A photograph, drawing, or image displayed on a screen.

Indicates that an action is already complete; as a conjunction in “both…and…,” it shows two conditions coexist.

The part of the body below the shoulder and above the wrist; colloquially, the entire arm.

Expresses a relation with someone or something and can also join parallel elements.

For a needed or expected person or thing to be insufficient or absent.

Original or existing before a change.

Money earned through work, business, or other activity; also, to receive money.

The supporting base of an object; also, a measure word for mountains, buildings, bridges, and other large fixed things.

The red liquid that circulates through the blood vessels of humans and animals.

To be insufficient in quantity, degree, or condition.

Feeling bored because there is nothing interesting to do; also, dull or uninteresting in content.

To have the courage or nerve to do something, often used in negatives, questions, or rhetorical questions.

To continue working beyond the scheduled working hours.

Very fast in speed, or operating at a very fast speed.

The sex or gender category associated with men; it can also refer generally to men.

To point toward a place or thing; also, to refer to a particular subject.

Indicates that something is true, certain, and consistent with the facts.

To push something outward; also, to launch a new product, service, or offering to the public.

To state an opinion, request, or question for others to consider or discuss.

Having a taste like vinegar or lemon.

To begin studying at a school and become one of its students.

Light and heat produced by burning; also describing something very popular or thriving.

A community formed through long historical development whose members share culture, language, or ways of life.

An alcoholic drink made by fermenting grape juice.

To move from a higher position to a lower one; also, for an amount or level to decrease.