Sharp-edged means: all sharp-edged and talented people are exposed. More refers to people expressing themselves. Exposure: Full exposure.

Pronunciation: füngmáNGBél

Source: The flashy Hanshu Art Museum II: "Huang Xianmei explained that he wanted to win over this sharp-edged military strategist through the relationship between teachers and friends and the old friendship."

Synonym: stand out from the crowd? Domineering? Domineering? Sharp-edged Don't show off/show off your talents/abilities

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; Neutral; Refers to people who want to express themselves.

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The antonym of sharp-edged: stay out of it

It means: shed: in ancient times, 30 miles was used as a marching shed. Take the initiative to retreat 90 miles. Metaphor concession and avoidance, avoid conflict.

Source: "Zuo Zhuan Xigong Twenty-three Years": "During the Warring States Period, Zhong Er, the monarch of the State of Jin, fought with the Chu army; Keep the promise made in the past and retreat 90 miles before the war. "

Example: I said my sister is ~. ? The strange situation witnessed by Qing Wu Ren Jian in the past twenty years: Chapter 42.

Grammar: complementarity; As predicate and attribute; derogatory sense

Is edgy a derogatory term?

Sharp-edged is not a derogatory term.

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Sharp explanation: the cutting edge and tip of a sword are metaphors of human spirit and talent. Bi: Both. Lou: Performing. Both spirit and talent are revealed. More metaphor people have pride and love to show their talents.

Synonyms are prominent, domineering, domineering and aggressive.

The antonyms are: avoid three houses, hide a good knife, keep a low profile, keep a low profile, keep a low profile, sharpen one's edge, fight bravely and keep a low profile.

Synonym for sharp

1, stand out from the crowd

Pinyin [tu not yǐngérch]

It shows that the whole tip of the awl is exposed through the cloth bag. Metaphor shows all the talents of people.

Synonyms are prominent and have sharp edges.

The antonym is talent, hidden.

2. Domineering

Pinyin [shn GQ√língén]

Explain arrogance: arrogance. Ling: Bullying people. Bullying people in an arrogant manner. Also known as "arrogance."

Synonyms are domineering, aggressive, domineering, sharp-edged, arrogant, serious, arbitrary, domineering, arrogant, arrogant, arrogant.

The antonyms are condescending, approachable, humble, affable, open-minded, respectful, considerate, pleasing to the eye, pleasing to the eye, approachable, modest and prudent, polite to people, condescending, quarrelling, and polite to corporal.

Describe who has a sharp edge?

Sharp-edged: metaphor spirit and talent are all exposed, appearing immature, arrogant and even domineering.

Why is sharpness a taboo in the workplace?

Because sharp-edged people in the workplace can easily lead to resentment and isolation among colleagues.

This truth is that "the gun starts with the bird" is too confession, which is not conducive to teamwork. Teamwork in the workplace is often more important than personal ability, and unsociable people are certainly not suitable for the atmosphere of teamwork.

In some high-pressure environments, keeping a low profile is another good strategy, which has become our long-standing national policy. This is because "low-key" can often save a lot of unnecessary troubles and concentrate time and energy on some important things. And low-key humility is also in line with popular values. Low-key people may not be suitable for me, nor will they be excluded.

Workplace work concern

In fact, the workplace is the same. At the beginning of work, or in a new environment, everyone is unfamiliar and will start a familiar process with us. If we don't perform well in this process, the outside world or the boss is likely to say that we are "mediocre", which is very unfavorable for our future development.

In fact, it is not advisable to be sharp-edged or hide one's strength. As a workplace standard, Ali has an old saying that is very suitable, that is, "low-key life, high-profile work", which involves work. As long as we do things well, we will do our best. What we care about is that we should remain modest and not show too much.

What do you mean, a man with a sharp edge must have a sharp edge?

A tree stands out, and the wind may chase it; The top of the tall tree in the forest was blown off.

Pinyin müXiüyülín, füNGBüCu and zh, and

Commentary show: excellent, outstanding; Destruction: destruction. Trees taller than forests are always blown down by strong winds first. For example, a person with outstanding talent or conduct is easily envied and accused.

Source Li Kang's Theory of Destiny: "Therefore, the wood in the forest is beautiful, and the wind will destroy it; When piled up on the shore, the water will surge; The line is higher than the people, and the public will not. Not far from the front line, just on the track. "