Based on the official HSK 3.0 syllabus

HSK 3 vocabulary

500 words first listed at this level · 1,000 cumulative · showing 451–500 of 500. English meanings from CC-CEDICT. See also HSK 3 graded readings.

HSK 3 vocabulary, page 10
Word	Part of speech	Meaning	Readings
语言yǔyán	noun	language	In 2 readings My Job Interview Reflections on Studying Abroad
雨衣yǔyī	noun	raincoat	In 1 reading Caught in the Heavy Rain on the Way Home
遇到yùdào	verb	to meet; to run into; to come across	In 1 reading Moving to a New City
遇见yùjiàn	verb	to meet
园yuán	noun	land used for growing plants
员yuán	suffix	person engaged in a certain field of activity
愿意yuànyì	verb	to wish	In 3 readings My Job Interview Moving to a New City Between Bitterness and Sweetness
越yuè	adverb	to exceed	In 2 readings Should We Cut the Riverside Grass Between Bitterness and Sweetness
月亮yuèliang	noun	the moon	In 1 reading The Planetarium's Short Film About the Moon
运动会yùndònghuì	noun	sports competition	In 1 reading Sports Meet at Our School
运动员yùndòngyuán	noun	athlete
咱们zánmen	pronoun	we or us (including both the speaker and the person(s) spoken to)
脏zāng	adjective	dirty
怎么办zěnme bàn	idiom	what's to be done	In 1 reading Can You Pick It Up at Two
怎样zěnyàng	pronoun	how	In 3 readings I Misunderstood My Friend One Thing Missing From the Report Between Bitterness and Sweetness
站zhàn	verb	to stand	In 7 readings Breakfast at a Small Shop: Soy Milk and Bread Feeding Two Stray Cats Downstairs The Park After Snow Eat Lunch Together Parking Under the Tree Can You Pick It Up at Two The Changing Old Street
张zhāng	verb, measure word	to open up	In 10 readings The Park After Snow Putting Up the Sports Club Poster Five Past Six Old Photos on the New Phone Lights in the Courtyard I Misunderstood My Friend Should We Cut the Riverside Grass Where Does the Garbage Come From Reflections on Studying Abroad Who Decides What a Street Looks Like
长zhǎng	verb, suffix	to grow	In 4 readings Watering the Small Trees at School Looking for an Umbrella at the Train Station A Walk in the Mountain Park Learning to Play Table Tennis with My Older Brother
着急zháojí	adjective	to worry; to feel anxious	In 4 readings Looking for an Umbrella at the Train Station Sports Meet at Our School Learning to Play Table Tennis with My Older Brother I Learned to Make Baozi
照zhào	verb	to shine	In 3 readings Lights in the Courtyard The Planetarium's Short Film About the Moon Whose Number to Fill In
照顾zhàogù	verb	to take care of
照片zhàopiàn	noun	photograph	In 5 readings Old Photos on the New Phone Rain on the Mountain Lights in the Courtyard Should We Cut the Riverside Grass Who Decides What a Street Looks Like
照相zhàoxiàng	verb	to take a photograph
直到zhídào	verb	until
只zhǐ	adverb	only; merely; just	In 11 readings My Little Dog When It Turns Cold, I Go to Buy a Jacket Feeding Two Stray Cats Downstairs Still One Person Short Who Does the Dishes Today Old Photos on the New Phone The Wrong Date Lights in the Courtyard One Thing Missing From the Report Should We Cut the Riverside Grass Who Decides What a Street Looks Like
纸zhǐ	noun	paper	In 1 reading Whose Number to Fill In
只能zhǐ néng	idiom	can only	In 3 readings Still One Person Short Caught in the Heavy Rain on the Way Home Should We Cut the Riverside Grass
只是zhǐshì	adverb, conjunction	merely; only; just; nothing but	In 3 readings Feeding Two Stray Cats Downstairs One Thing Missing From the Report Between Bitterness and Sweetness
只要zhǐyào	conjunction	if only	In 3 readings Where Is Your Home I Learned to Make Baozi Moving to a New City
只有zhǐyǒu	conjunction	only have...	In 3 readings Rain on the Mountain The Planetarium's Short Film About the Moon Between Bitterness and Sweetness
中zhōng	noun	within; among; in	In 5 readings The Borrowed Book Moving to a New City The Changing Old Street Reflections on Studying Abroad Between Bitterness and Sweetness
中间zhōngjiān	noun	the middle; the inside
终于zhōngyú	adverb	at last	In 6 readings A Leaking Tap at Home The Borrowed Book My Job Interview I Misunderstood My Friend I Learned to Make Baozi Moving to a New City
种zhǒng	measure word	seed	In 2 readings Where Does the Garbage Come From That Overly Neat Report
重要zhòngyào	adjective	important; significant; major	In 2 readings I Misunderstood My Friend The Changing Old Street
周末zhōumò	noun	weekend	In 8 readings My Weekend A Walk in the Mountain Park Learning to Play Table Tennis with My Older Brother My Weekend Trip Eat Lunch Together Parking Under the Tree Moving to a New City Should We Cut the Riverside Grass
主要zhǔyào	adjective	main; principal; major; primary	In 1 reading That Overly Neat Report
注意zhùyì	verb	to take note of; to pay attention to	In 1 reading I Learned to Make Baozi
住院zhùyuàn	verb	to be in hospital
字典zìdiǎn	noun	Chinese character dictionary (containing entries for single characters, contrasted with a, which has entries for words of one or more characters)
自行车zìxíngchē	noun	bicycle; bike
子zi	suffix	(noun suffix)	In 1 reading Parking Under the Tree
总zǒng	adverb, verb, adjective	to sum up	In 3 readings The Park After Snow Five Past Six Moving to a New City
总是zǒngshì	adverb	always	In 6 readings Choosing a Gift A New Room on the Third Floor Learning to Play Table Tennis with My Older Brother Five Past Six I Misunderstood My Friend The Changing Old Street
嘴zuǐ	noun	mouth
最好zuìhǎo	adverb	best	In 3 readings Still One Person Short I Misunderstood My Friend That Overly Neat Report
最后zuìhòu	noun	final	In 9 readings Choosing a Gift Sports Meet at Our School The Borrowed Book My Job Interview Parking Under the Tree Rain on the Mountain One Thing Missing From the Report Where Does the Garbage Come From That Overly Neat Report
最近zuìjìn	noun	recently
做客zuòkè	verb	to be a guest or visitor
作业zuòyè	noun	school assignment	In 2 readings Doing Homework with Dad A New Room on the Third Floor