Ordinal form of twenty; one of twenty equal parts
Gaokao Vocabulary
National College Entrance Examination vocabulary. · 3,673 words
Great pleasure or joy; to please greatly
The quality of being easy and suitable; a helpful thing
A school for higher or specialized learning; a society promoting arts or sciences
Until a certain time; a cash register; to cultivate soil
Having or showing expertise; requiring special training
A thick low cloud reducing visibility; a state of confusion; to become obscured
Dull and unengaging; the act of drilling a hole
A large building for storing goods; to store in such a building
A brightly coloured flying insect; the butterfly swimming stroke
To cause to move faster; to increase in speed or rate
To die or kill by suffocation in water; to be overwhelmed
Extending or occurring throughout an entire nation
To expel saliva from the mouth; a rod for roasting meat; a narrow strip of land
The act of inhaling tobacco smoke; giving off smoke
To negotiate or haggle (v.); a deal or a good-value purchase (n.)
Unlucky or marked by misfortune; regrettable
Quick to learn and understand; mentally sharp and resourceful
Difficult and demanding; stimulating
Having a very pleasant taste; highly enjoyable
Having a good or helpful effect
Lacking grace or skill; causing embarrassment or difficulty
A soft-bodied invertebrate; to move by wriggling
Genuine and not a copy; trustworthy
A person who steals
The season between summer and winter
A permanent mark from a healed wound; to leave such a mark
A person who works on or navigates a ship
A temporary halt or removal; particles dispersed in a fluid
To pay or reward someone; to make up for something negative
A man who herds cattle on horseback; a reckless person
To make something clearer or easier to understand
A friendly informal conversation; to talk casually or exchange messages online
A school student; the dark opening in the center of the eye
Coming after the eighth; one of nine equal parts
A sudden loud noise or hard hit; to strike noisily; directly
To steal from someone using force or threats; to deprive unjustly
To gather or increase gradually in quantity
Not sharp or interesting; lacking brightness; to blunt or soften
Having merit or value; deserving; an eminent person