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白刃

Word · Noun

sharp blade; bare blades; hand-to-hand combat

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

noun

sharp blade; bare blade; unsheathed sword

formal

The term often emphasizes the dangerous, naked quality of a blade, contrasting with sheathed weapons. It is a formal or literary term commonly found in military or martial contexts.

Zhàn战
shì士
men们
shǒu手
chí持
bái白
rèn刃
 ,
zhǔn准
bèi备
chōng冲
fēng锋
 。

The soldiers held bare blades, ready to charge.

Gǔ古
dài代
zhàn战
chǎng场
cháng常
jiàn见
bái白
rèn刃
xiāng相
jiē接
 。

Blade-to-blade clashes were common on ancient battlefields.

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Zhè这
bǎ把
dāo刀
mó磨
dé得
xuě雪
liàng亮
 ,
shì是
zhēn真
zhèng正
de的
bái白
rèn刃
 。

This knife is polished to a snowy brightness, a true sharp blade.

Tā他
shàn擅
cháng长
bái白
rèn刃
gé格
dòu斗
 。

He is skilled in hand-to-hand combat with blades.