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零食
líng shí
零食 (líng shí) means "between-meal nibbles". It is an HSK 3.0 level 4 word, and was HSK 5 in the old six-level list.
What 零食 means
- snack; nibbles
The characters in 零食
Example sentences
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帮我买点零食吧。Bāng wǒ mǎi diǎn língshí ba.Buy me a snack.
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我以前从不吃零食。I never used to eat snacks.
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汤姆带了一些零食。Tom brought some snacks.
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雅尼买了些零食给我们。Yanni got us some snacks.
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爆米花是我最喜欢的零食。Bàomǐhuā shì wǒ zuì xǐhuan de língshí.Popcorn is my favorite snack.
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炸肉丸不是一种健康的零食。A frikandel is not a healthy snack.
Sounds the same
Read líng shí, tone for tone, but written differently.
Where 零食 is taught
In the GraphChinese course it is part of Household, Kitchen & Daily Life (HSK 5), each one a topic in the dependency graph of HSK 1–6 that opens only once its prerequisites are solid.
Go deeper
- Every HSK 5 word, with the rest of its level.
- The four tones and the neutral tone, to read líng shí correctly.
- Look up another word in the free dictionary.
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