锐
sharp; vigor; rapid
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesadjective
sharp; keen; pointed
Can describe physical objects like blades, or abstract qualities like perception
This knife is extremely sharp, it cuts through paper in one stroke.
He has sharp observational skills and always notices details.
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The enemy's offensive is unstoppable, we need to retreat temporarily.
The nib of this new pen is very sharp, making writing smooth.
The police dog has an extremely keen sense of smell and can quickly track targets.
noun
vigour; fighting spirit; momentum
formalRefers to the energetic, determined attitude of a person or group
The team took a break to build up their energy and fighting spirit for the next game.
Young people just entering the workplace often have a sharp, energetic drive.
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After multiple failures, he has lost his sharp edge and become much calmer.
In this battle, our army repelled the enemy with high morale and fighting spirit.
Leaders need to protect their team's fighting spirit and avoid letting it fade.
adjective
sharp; rapid; steep
neutralDescribes sudden, large changes in quantity, rate or degree
This year, local housing prices have shown a sharp upward trend.
Affected by the pandemic, global oil prices have dropped sharply.
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Temperatures dropped sharply at night, so you need to stay warm.
Demand for this product in the market has seen a sharp increase.
The company's profits rose sharply in the third quarter, exceeding expectations.