A point of view or way of looking at a situation or problem.

The part played by an actor in a play or movie; an actor's characterization; a person's function, position, or specific responsibility within a group, society, or situation.

The main role or protagonist in a play, movie, or literary work; the actor who plays such a role.

corner; nook; any place where two surfaces or lines meet, such as the corner of a room or courtyard

a shape with three sides and three angles; an object in the shape of a triangle

The transparent layer forming the front of the eye; also known as [[眼角膜|眼角膜|yan3 jiao3 mo2]].

The main female role in a play, film, or literary work; the female protagonist.

the corners of the mouth where the upper and lower lips meet

An angle from which one observes a situation or object; a point of view or frame of reference.

to struggle for power or territory by force; to engage in military conflict

the male title role or leading actor in a film, play, or work of literature

a corner; one part or fraction of a physical space; a remote or secluded place

Abbreviation for the [[长江三角洲|長江三角洲|chang2 jiang1 san1 jiao3 zhou1]]; an economically developed region centered on Shanghai and including parts of Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces.

corner kick in soccer or a free strike in hockey; a restart of play from the corner of the field after the ball has gone over the goal line

The outer or inner corner of the eye where the eyelids meet; canthus.

The headquarters of the United States Department of Defense, a pentagonal building located near Washington, D.C.; often used metonymically to refer to the department itself

the place where two streets or walls meet; a turn in the road or path

A secondary role in a play, film, or opera that complements the main character

three-sided shape in geometry; also describes things with a similar shape, such as a delta

horny substance such as keratin or cutin found in the outer layers of many animals and plants; protects internal tissues with its tough texture

a corner formed by the junction of two walls; the area immediately around such a corner

an area within the range of a weapon, radar, or eyesight that cannot be reached or seen due to obstacles or trajectory limits

corner of the mouth; the sides of the lips

unicorn; a mythical animal with a single horn

a horn or bugle used in ancient times for military signals; later refers generally to any bugle or trumpet-like instrument

the fruit of the Chinese star anise tree, used as a spice in cooking; also called [[大料|大料|da4 liao4]] or [[大茴香|大茴香|da4 hui2 xiang1]]

the place where two streets, lanes, or buildings meet; a bend in a road

A wide angle or perspective; most commonly refers to a camera lens that can capture a wide area.

the physical edges and corners of an object; protrusions or ridges

a sensory organ (antenna, feeler, or tentacle) of certain arthropods and mollusks, typically located on the head

The most remote corners of the world; also describes being separated by a vast distance.

the landform at the mouth of a river formed by the accumulation of sediment, typically triangular or fan-shaped

the horn of a cow or ox

The Pearl River Delta region in southern China, including Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong

To proceed along a zigzag path or follow the bends and corners of a road

The fertile delta region surrounding the mouth of the Yangtze River; often used to refer to the economic area encompassing Shanghai, southern Jiangsu, and northern Zhejiang.

The four corners of a rectangle or square; the corners of a room or building.

to begin to reveal outstanding talent or ability; to stand out conspicuously; to burst into the limelight

string bean; snap bean; green bean

The corner formed where two edges meet; also used generally for edges, borders, or margins of objects or areas

The Golden Triangle region of Southeast Asia, covering the mountainous border areas of Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos, known as a major drug production center.

five-pointed star; pentagram

The angle formed between two intersecting lines or surfaces; inclination.

antler or deer horn, especially the hardened bone-like horns used in traditional medicine

The angle formed between a line or plane and the horizontal; includes geological dip, the tilt of a ship, or the obliquity of an orbit; also known as [[倾斜角|傾斜角|qing1 xie2 jiao3]].

To engage in internal strife or office politics; to intrigue against one another

Literally "phoenix feathers and unicorn horns"; used as an idiom to describe extremely rare and precious people or things.

a monodrama or play with only one character; a solo comic performance

inflammation of the cornea, often caused by infection or injury and characterized by pain, blurred vision, and sensitivity to light