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

a significant influence, disruption, or shock

to surf; a water sport where a person stands on a board and rides on the crest of a wave

To act on a sudden urge or be impetuous; to be too excited to exercise rational control.

facing; in the direction of

to rush in; to charge in; to storm into a place

to rush out; to dash out or burst forth

to sprint or spurt for the finish line in a race; to put in a final burst of energy at the end of a competition

to mitigate or soften a conflict between opposing parties; to provide room for maneuver or mediation

to break through limitations, restrictions, or a specific situation

(physics, electronics) a short-lived burst of current or voltage; also used as an abbreviation for [[电脉冲|電脈衝|dian4 mai4 chong1]]

to charge toward; to rush at; to dash for

to charge or assault an enemy; to rush into battle; to storm an enemy position

the force of an impact, thrust, or collision; wallop

to rush into; to break into

To bump against or crash into something with force

To be the first to be affected by something, especially to be the first to bear the brunt of an attack or disaster.

submachine gun; a short-barreled automatic weapon used for close-quarters combat or assault

shock wave or blast wave, such as one caused by an explosion or supersonic motion

drive; dynamism; pioneering spirit; aggressiveness

to dive or swoop down at high speed, especially of an aircraft or a bird of prey

A key location where several major roads or transport routes meet; a strategic position or crossroads.

to charge and kill in battle; to rush into the enemy's ranks

(idiom) to barge through, jostling and elbowing; to charge around recklessly or violently; to rampage

To charge and break through enemy lines; describes fighting bravely or showing great courage on the battlefield.

A designated neutral area between two potentially hostile forces or different land-use categories; a buffer region.

To make a final push toward the peak in mountain climbing

to leap and dash around (used for horses or other animals)

to charge forward; to dash forward with great force

(bound form) to be so enraged that one's hair lifts up the hat; used as a shorthand for the idiom [[怒发冲冠|怒髮衝冠|nu4 fa4 chong1 guan1]]

to cause someone to lose their judgment or become irrational, typically due to strong emotions like greed, ambition, or pride

the force exerted by a moving body due to inertia after the driving force has stopped; impulsive force

A component or device designed to absorb and reduce the impact between objects, typically installed on vehicles or machinery

The distance a piston moves from one end of a cylinder to the other; also refers to the process of the piston's movement itself.

to be furious or seething in anger; literally describes hair standing up in anger and pushing up one's hat

A machine tool used for cutting, punching, or stamping sheet metal; also known as a stamping press.

(physics) a physical quantity equal to the product of the force acting on an object and the time for which it acts, representing the change in momentum

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

to speak out suddenly without thinking; to let something slip out

to recoil or kick back (e.g. of a gun); to bounce back or produce a backlash

To speak out suddenly without thinking first.

to burst or break through a dike, dam, or embankment

A tool or mold used in a punch press for cutting or shaping metal sheets.

a neutral area or demilitarized zone established between conflicting countries or parties to prevent direct clashes

to hit with force and cause to collapse or shatter; to burst through or topple

a highly magnetized rotating neutron star that emits beams of electromagnetic radiation at regular intervals

a place of major importance for transportation or military strategy

a geological fault where one block of land is pushed up and over another; compression fault

to lead an assault or charge in battle; to take on the most dangerous or difficult task of an attack