fierce; violent; vigorous; intense

describes an action or development that is extremely fast and powerful; quick and fierce

suddenly or abruptly; describes an action that is quick and unexpected

suddenly; abruptly; without warning

to strike or hit with great force; to bash; to smash; to slap or punch

ferocious; violent; fierce in appearance or behavior

to increase sharply; to shoot up; to experience rapid growth

a fierce or ferocious tiger

bold and powerful; brave and fierce

to develop or progress at a tremendous pace; to make rapid strides

a bird of prey such as an eagle or hawk; raptor

to attack violently; to storm

brave and fierce; full of power and grandeur; domineering

a large, fierce, or savage animal; typically refers to carnivores such as tigers, lions, or leopards

to rise rapidly, such as prices skyrocketing or water levels surging

A fierce general or valiant military leader

An extinct mammal with long brown hair and curved tusks similar to a modern elephant; also called [[猛犸象|猛獁象|meng3 ma3 xiang4]], [[毛象|毛象|mao2 xiang4]], or [[长毛象|長毛象|chang2 mao2 xiang4]]

to advance while singing loudly; to make rapid and triumphant progress with high spirits

to strike with great force; to hit hard; to wham

to charge; to dash forward; to pounce on; to swoop down on

to charge forward; to dash forward with great force

with sudden force; with all one's might; violently

Famous statesman and military strategist (325-375) who served as prime minister to [[苻坚|苻堅|fu2 jian1]] of the Former Qin dynasty; known for his intellect and for advising his ruler against attacking the Jin dynasty.

something extremely dangerous or threatening that causes great disaster; literally "severe floods and fierce beasts"

to advance boldly and vigorously towards a goal

a headfirst plunge into water; a dive; the act of swimming underwater

a brave and powerful person; a fierce warrior

to drop rapidly or precipitously, often used for stock prices or market values

to realize something suddenly; to wake up to the truth or reality of a situation

an intense or powerful fire; a blazing fire

fresh and live seafood; specifically used for aquatic animals like fish and shrimp that are still alive before cooking

a physically strong and muscular man with a masculine appearance

to realize suddenly; to wake up to the truth; to suddenly recall or remember something

originally a Buddhist term referring to courageous and tireless effort in religious cultivation or spiritual practice

(colloquial) to dive headfirst into water; to swim underwater with the head submerged

an abundance of brave and capable military commanders

a sudden burst or spurt of energy; great vigor; a dash

awe-inspiring and dignified without being fierce; used to describe a person who is stern but gentle at heart

unexpectedly or suddenly, especially in a way that catches one off guard or leaves no time for preparation

to use a proper mixture of gentleness and strictness; to balance leniency and severity in order to achieve effective governance or results

strategic experts and powerful generals; refers to the combined strength of wise advisors and courageous military commanders

a bird of prey; a raptor, especially an eagle

Indian Buddhist philosopher and founder of the Madhyamaka school of Mahayana Buddhism

Local governor during the Northern Wei Dynasty honored by a famous stone stele erected in 522 AD

famous North Wei Dynasty stone stele erected in 522 AD in Qufu, Shandong, renowned for its calligraphy in the regular script style

A famous Northern Wei Dynasty stone stele erected in 522 AD to honor the local governor [[张猛龙|張猛龍|zhang1 meng3 long2]]; renowned for its vigorous and sharp regular script style, it is located in the Temple of Confucius in Qufu, Shandong

Poisonous snakes and fierce animals that threaten human life; also used to describe cruel or savage people.

The LTTE; a militant organization that formerly sought an independent state in northern and eastern Sri Lanka

The Tamil Tigers (LTTE), a militant organization in Sri Lanka.