fast; speedy; agile; prompt in action

convenient, quick, and direct; often used to describe transportation, routes, or methods

Czech Republic; Czech; a landlocked country in Central Europe

A short or convenient path that saves time or distance; a quick method or way of achieving a goal, often by bypassing standard procedures or hard work

quick and nimble in movement or thought; agile; shrewd

Porsche; a German automobile manufacturer specializing in high-performance sports cars, SUVs, and sedans

Jetta, a car model produced by [[大众汽车|大眾汽車|da4 zhong4 qi4 che1]]

Republic of Czechoslovakia (1918-1992)

(computer) shortcut key or hotkey

a great victory; a major triumph in a battle or war

quick and agile; fast and rapid

a news report of a victory or success; specifically a report of winning a battle, a sports match, or passing a high-level exam

The quick-footed climb up first; a metaphor for those who act fast being the ones to reach their goal first or get what they want.

to achieve victory in a battle, competition, or game

forthright and straightforward in speech or behavior

To take a short, direct path; (figuratively) to bypass standard procedures or find an easier way to do something, often to save effort

(idiom) news of success comes in an endless stream; reports of triumph arrive one after another

quick-witted; agile of mind; to think quickly

a person from the Czech Republic or of Czech descent

(computing) a link that provides a quick way to open a file, folder, or program

to win the first battle; to achieve success from the very beginning

vigorous and nimble; athletic and quick in movement

light and agile; spry and quick in movement

Russian city, also known as Ekaterinburg or Sverdlovsk

to report a victory or announce a success

Czech Republic, a country in Central Europe; commonly referred to as [[捷克|捷克|jie2 ke4]].

Reports of success or victory; news of a triumph

Literary phrase used to describe someone who died before finishing their mission; originally from a poem by [[杜甫|杜甫|du4 fu3]] about the statesman [[诸葛亮|諸葛亮|zhu1 ge3 liang4]].

to celebrate or congratulate on a victory in a battle or a competition

to be quick-witted and creative in thinking or writing

Catherine or Yekaterina (Russian name); refers to either Catherine I (1684–1727) or Catherine II (the Great, 1729–1796), Empresses of Russia

To make something convenient and fast; to facilitate or streamline a process to make it more efficient

Stepan or Stefan (name)

Jaguar (car brand)

Dmitri Mendeleev (1834-1907), Russian chemist who created the periodic table

Giant Manufacturing; well-known Taiwanese bicycle manufacturer

(idiom) a shortcut to a high-flying career or official position; an easy route to fame and wealth

to win a victory; to achieve success in a task or competition

simple and direct; quick and clear without beating around the bush

Lebedev or Lebedyev (Russian surname)

Jiang Jie (1245–1301), a famous songwriter and scholar of the late Song and early Yuan dynasties known by the pseudonym Zhushan. After the fall of the Song dynasty, he lived in seclusion and refused to serve the new government. His literary works often express nostalgia for his home country and the pain of political upheaval. He is best known for his poetry collection [[竹山词|竹山詞|zhu2 shan1 ci2]]

a written report or official document announcing a military victory

The swift-footed person is the first to arrive; used to describe those who act quickly and achieve their goal first.

(bound form) prompt; fast; alert; lively; describes actions being quick and nimble

Dzerzhinsk, a city in Russia

Vladimir Mikhailovich Bekhterev (1857-1927), a Russian neurologist and psychiatrist

the mass rapid transit system serving the city of Taipei in Taiwan

mass rapid transit; MRT system

A high-capacity public transportation system, such as a subway or light rail, that operates on a dedicated track to avoid traffic interference; often used in Taiwan.