positive; beneficial; constructive; having a favorable effect on a situation

placed after an adjective or verb to mean extremely or exceedingly

extremely big; huge; tremendous; immense

extremely; exceedingly; formal word used to emphasize a degree or quality

enthusiasm; zeal; activeness; the drive or spirit to make progress or take proactive action

extremely; exceedingly; highly; usually used to describe two-syllable adjectives or verbs

Extreme; radical; absolute

the maximum limit or extreme boundary of something

extremely; to the utmost; exceedingly

Negative or unfavorable to development; having a harmful effect on a situation

final; last; ultimate; extreme (as in goals or limits)

the highest quality or most excellent item; of the best grade or quality

To spare no effort; to do everything within one's power to achieve something.

the highest attainment; peak; the best possible state; to the extreme or at the highest level

The southernmost point on Earth, at 90 degrees south latitude; also refers to the Antarctic region in general.

unbounded; infinite; having no limits or end

to the utmost point; reaching a peak or extreme state

a conductor through which electricity enters or leaves an object, substance, or region; in direct current systems, these are divided into a positive pole and a negative pole

The general area within the Arctic Circle; the Arctic

In ancient Chinese cosmology, the origin of all things or the state of the universe before the world was formed and divided into yin and yang

(bound form) to the highest degree; used after two-syllable adjectives to mean "extremely" or "to the utmost"

The highest degree or limit; the farthest point or extremity

extremely good; superb; fabulous

An active supporter or enthusiast who takes the initiative to participate in an activity or cause.

A traditional Chinese martial art characterized by slow, gentle, and continuous movements; often practiced for its health and relaxation benefits.

The areas within the Arctic or Antarctic Circles, characterized by extreme cold and ice coverage

(literary) the celestial pole; the two points where the earth's axis intersects the celestial sphere

polar bear; the large white bear native to the Arctic Circle

the process of dividing or developing toward two opposing extremes or sides

extremely small; minute; minimum

negative electrode of a direct current power source, such as a battery, that releases electrons

to use to the full; to try one's best; to push to the extreme limit

Atmospheric light phenomenon occurring in high-latitude regions, such as the northern or southern lights, caused by solar particles interacting with the atmosphere.

The two poles of the earth (North and South), or of a magnet or battery (positive and negative); bipolar.

Hong Taiji (1592-1643), the founding emperor of the Qing dynasty; eighth son of [[努尔哈赤|努爾哈赤|nu3 er3 ha1 chi4]], he reigned first as the Second Khan of the Later Jin and later as the first emperor of the Qing.

to have already reached an extreme point or the absolute limit

The electrode in a vacuum tube or electronic device that collects electrons emitted by the cathode

the state of having two opposite electrical or chemical tendencies, as in being polarized

extremely reactionary or conservative in politics

the process in which an electric field causes relative displacement of bound charges in an insulating material; to polarize

Electronic component with two electrodes that allows current to flow in only one direction; includes both vacuum tubes and semiconductor devices. Also called [[二极体|二極體|er4 ji2 ti3]].

extremely vicious; fiendish; cruel and evil in the extreme

the state of being multipolar or pluralistic; having multiple centers of power or influence

politically extreme or radical in a way that appears revolutionary but deviates from standard doctrine; often used to describe extremist political lines or slogans

The continent surrounding the South Pole; it is one of the seven continents and is largely covered by ice and snow.

To reach the highest point or summit; used to describe reaching the absolute pinnacle of technical skill, scholarship, or achievement.

guilty of the most terrible crimes; reprehensible

aurora borealis; high-altitude lights appearing near the North Pole caused by solar particles interacting with the atmosphere

North Star; Polaris; a bright star near the north celestial pole used for navigation and finding directions