suddenly; abruptly; unexpectedly; all of a sudden

a significant development or achievement, especially in research or negotiations

to stick out; to protrude; to project

to clash or have a confrontation; a conflict or collision of opposing forces or interests

happening or occurring unexpectedly; unforeseen

to launch a sudden and violent attack; to assault by surprise

(biology) a change in the quantity or structure of the genetic material of an organism

in an instant; suddenly; used to describe an event happening very quickly and unexpectedly

a gap or breach made in a defensive line

to launch a sudden raid or storm a target; to attack unexpectedly

To happen or arrive unexpectedly; to come without warning; to occur all of a sudden.

Elite military units used for sudden attacks or shock tactics

breakthrough; path-breaking; groundbreaking

An ancient nomadic people of Inner Asia who lived across the Eurasian continent, specifically referring to the Göktürks; ancestors of modern Turkic groups including the [[土耳其|土耳其|tu3 er3 qi2]] people.

to break through a siege or enclosure; to escape an area where one is surrounded by enemies or opponents

To break out or appear suddenly; to occur without warning

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

to charge or rush into; to break into suddenly

brusque, impudent, or rash; behaving in an abrupt and disrespectful manner

A country in North Africa

sudden; abrupt; unexpected; strange in a way that feels awkward or out of place

to make something stand out; to make prominent; to appear clearly or conspicuously

(idiom) A new group or force that suddenly rises to prominence; to emerge as a new factor changing a situation.

The small gap across which nerve impulses pass between neurons.

A sudden and unexpected attack on an opponent who is unprepared; to launch a sudden attack.

To advance rapidly and forcefully; to march or press forward with momentum.

To appear or emerge suddenly and unexpectedly; to burst onto the scene.

Baotu Spring, a famous culturally significant artesian karst spring located in Jinan, Shandong Province

the conical prominence of the temporal bone behind the ear; mastoid process

sound of short and continuous rhythms, such as an engine chugging

a sudden and dramatic change in the political or general situation; literally describes a sudden change in the wind and clouds

a point of penetration where a barrier is broken, especially in a military or problem-solving context

A person who takes on difficult or urgent tasks in combat or production; an exemplary worker or soldier who leads a charge or works with high intensity to complete a mission.

(idiom) to dash and lunge in every direction; to fight or break through an encirclement with great skill or agility

Protruding eyes; a condition where the eyes bulge or protrude excessively from the sockets, often caused by medical issues like hyperthyroidism or tumors.

suddenly; all of a sudden; unexpectedly

to rush forward; to jostle or run wild; to charge about aimlessly or in a violent manner

sudden; abrupt

Like the wolf runs and the wild boar rushes; describes crowds of evil-doers milling around or people fleeing in a state of panic and confusion.

Tunis, the capital city of Tunisia

Tuquan County in Hinggan League, Inner Mongolia

to take preventive measures against possible disasters; literally meaning to bend the chimney and move the firewood away from the stove to prevent fire

to flee or tear about like wild beasts; describes fleeing in a panicked or disorderly way, or the violent rampaging of villains.

Any projection from the cell body of a neuron, such as an axon or a dendrite

mastoid antrum; the air space in the mastoid bone behind the middle ear

To charge in every direction; describes fighting bravely or breaking through an enemy line

(literary) suave and smooth-talking; being agreeable and compliant just to fit in with current trends

a member of a strike force or commando unit; shock trooper

abbreviation for the East Turkestan independence movement or region [[东突厥斯坦|東突厥斯坦|dong1 tu1 jue2 si1 tan3]], often used in the context of counter-terrorism