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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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探索
探索 · tànsuǒ
to explore or investigate something not fully understood
探索 emphasises exploring something not fully understood or trying new paths. 探讨 emphasises examining a subject through discussion; the two can occur in the same project.
这个研究团队正在探索新的方法。
zhè ge yán jiū tuán duì zhèng zài tàn suǒ xīn de fāng fǎ。
Show English meaning
This research team is exploring new methods.
Here, 探索: to explore or investigate something not fully understood.
Dictionary senses and source
- to explore or investigate something not fully understood
- to explore
- to probe
Original teaching usage; additional dictionary senses from CC-CEDICT; official sense numbers are not assigned automatically. Official entry 4864, syllabus PDF page 201. 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.
Use example pinyin with the audio. 一 and 不 can change tone in ordinary speech; revisit tone changes if these sound different. 儿 can join the preceding syllable, as in huìr.
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.