physically sharp or pointed; having a fine and sharp tip

sharp; acute; quick and insightful in perception or thinking

elite or crack; used to describe highly trained and well-equipped troops or top-quality personnel

sharp and keen, as of a blade or a point

to decrease or drop suddenly and significantly; steep decline

acute spirit; aggressiveness; pep; a dash or vigor that pushes one forward

firm determination; an enterprising spirit; strong-willed

Strong determination or dauntless will to achieve something or make progress

to preserve and nurture one's spirit; to hone one's strength for a future effort or big push

bright and sharp; piercing; keen or acute

to become more acute; to come to a head; to reach a critical or tense stage

A sharp instrument or weapon, such as a knife, chisel, or shears

In geometry, an angle that is smaller than a right angle; an angle measuring less than 90 degrees.

having an irresistible momentum; hard to hold back

Yang Rui (1857-1898), a Qing dynasty reformer and one of the [[戊戌六君子|戊戌六君子|wu4 xu1 liu4 jun1 zi3]].

newly developed and sharp or powerful, especially regarding weaponry

acute; keen; perceptive; sharp and quick in response

to wear strong armor and hold sharp weapons; describes being fully armed and ready for combat or to defend the country

sharp eyes; keen vision or insight

(literary) wearing tough armor and wielding sharp weapons; describes being fully armed and ready for battle

Describes a face that is broad in the upper part but narrows toward a sharp chin.

harsh or stinging criticism; acute or biting disapproval

genital wart; condyloma acuminatum

to store up energy and husband one's fighting spirit; to prepare oneself for action

lightweight and sharp, used to describe weapons or equipment

Progressing too quickly often leads to a rapid decline; used to describe how someone who rushes into something without a solid foundation will likely give up or fail just as fast

(idiom) avoid the enemy's main force when their morale is high, and attack only when they are tired and ready to retreat

to stay out of trouble or avoid a difficult situation during its most intense or dangerous period

sharp and insightful critique or analysis of a topic

to sharpen (an image, signal, or edge); to increase the contrast of edges or boundaries to make them more distinct

to increase sharply or grow suddenly; to undergo a rapid rise

brave and elite soldiers; historically refers to the crack troops of the State of Qin during the Warring States period

Having such fierce momentum and courage that it is impossible to resist; unstoppable.

Reebok; the sportswear manufacturer

(loanword) a large dance party or club event featuring electronic music

(neologism) sharp or cutting social commentary; an incisive critique

to rush forward; to advance or forge ahead with great momentum