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From the new HSK 3.0 word list. Every word here has an original Chinese example, English translation and pinyin. Try reading the example after recalling the word.
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异常
异常 · yìcháng
unusual; abnormal, or exceptionally to a high degree
异常 can mean abnormal or unusual, as in 异常的声音. Before an adjective it can also mean exceptionally, as in 异常安静 (exceptionally quiet); context decides whether something is a problem.
设备发出了异常的声音。
shè bèi fā chū le yì cháng de shēng yīn。
Show English meaning
The equipment made an unusual sound.
Here, 异常: unusual; abnormal, or exceptionally to a high degree.
Dictionary senses and source
- unusual; abnormal, or exceptionally to a high degree
- unusual
- abnormal
- extremely
- exceptionally
Original teaching usage; additional dictionary senses from CC-CEDICT; official sense numbers are not assigned automatically. Official entry 5162, syllabus PDF page 209. Dictionary reading comparison: exact. Numbered senses in the official inventory are not assigned from the dictionary automatically.
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About this word list
The index includes all 5,400 official HSK 3.0 entries across six levels. Different readings and official entries remain separate. Original teaching examples illustrate particular uses; additional dictionary senses are reference support. This does not establish complete syllabus teaching or exam readiness.
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Definitions adapted from CC-CEDICT, CC BY-SA 4.0. Original teaching examples retain their course-reference attribution. Self-review is saved on this device; writing is not uploaded.