HSK Grammar Words: Separable verb
The HSK 3.0 grammar outline lists 13 words as separable verb. Each is listed under the HSK level whose grammar introduces it, which is sometimes lower than the level of the word itself.
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HSK 3
| Word | Pinyin | Role | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 完成 | wán chéng | separable verb | to complete; to accomplish |
| 帮忙 | bāng máng | separable verb | to help; to lend a hand; to do a favor |
| 干杯 | gān bēi | separable verb | to drink a toast; to clink glasses; cheers; bottoms up |
| 打开 | dǎ kāi | separable verb | to open; to turn on; to switch on |
| 放假 | fàng jià | separable verb | to have a holiday or vacation |
| 洗澡 | xǐ zǎo | separable verb | to bathe; to take a shower |
| 点头 | diǎn tóu | separable verb | to nod |
| 理发 | lǐ fà | separable verb | to get a haircut; to cut hair |
| 看病 | kàn bìng | separable verb | to visit a doctor (as a patient); to see a patient (as a doctor) |
| 睡觉 | shuì jiào | separable verb | to sleep; to go to bed |
| 结婚 | jié hūn | separable verb | to marry; to get married |
| 见面 | jiàn miàn | separable verb | to meet, to see each other |
| 说话 | shuō huà | separable verb | to speak; to talk; to gossip; to tell stories; words; talk |
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