Chinese Vocabulary Study Quiz

Chinese Vocabulary Study

• Impression: A feeling or opinion about something or someone.
• Familiar: Known or recognized.
• Personality/Temperament: A person's character traits.
• Common: Shared or belonging to many.
• Never/Ever: Indicates an action did not happen.
• Accept: To agree to take or receive something
• Envy: To feel envious or resentful.
• Even if/Although: Indicates something is true despite other conditions.
• Moved/Touched: To feel emotion; to be affected by something.
• Attracted: To be drawn to someone or something.
• Humorous: Having or showing a sense of humor.
• Temperament: A person's nature, especially their personality.
• Contact/Connection: A way to communicate with each other
• Special/Specific: Designed or intended for a particular purpose.
• Like/As if: Indicates resemblance or comparison
• Rich/Abundant: Existing in great quantity.
• Hate: Despise strongly.
• Communication: The act of sharing information.
• Understanding: The ability to comprehend something.
• Immediate/Prompt: On time; without delay.
• Hiring/Recruitment: Employing someone for a job.
• Applying for a job: Seeking employment.
• Provide: To offer something.
• Responsible for: Being in charge of something.
• Documents/Materials: Pieces of information or evidence.
• Meet the requirements: To fulfill conditions or criteria
• Income: Monetary compensation.
• Judgment: An opinion or decision.
• Customer: A person who buys goods or services.
• Completely/Fully: To the greatest extent possible.
• Investigate/Survey: To gather information to find the truth
• Guarantee: To promise something will happen.
• Accumulate/Gather: To gather over time
• Experience: Knowledge gained through life or work.
• According to/In accordance with: Following a specific rule or standard
• Even: To a greater degree.
• Responsibility: An obligation or duty.
• Bonus: Money paid in addition to regular pay.
• Popular: Liked or admired by many people.
• Honestly or truly: Expresses sincerity and authenticity
• Effect/Result: A consequence that something causes.
• Invite: To encourage someone to come.
• Actual/Practical: Existing in reality.
• Standard: A level of quality
• Any: All things.
• Especially/Particularly: More than other things.