1. Edges and corners: Most of the stones in the river ditch have no ~.

2. Metaphor reveals the edge: He is very scheming, but he doesn’t show it on the surface~.

Pinyin: léng jiǎo

Citation explanation:

1. The corner or sharp corner of an object.

Ai Qing's poem "Towards the Sun": "A group of workers wearing clothes stained by soot were carrying a machine - the edges of the metal were shining white."

2. A metaphor for the sharpness shown by people.

Yang Shuo's "Ten Years": "Uncle Zhou swallowed his tears. He has endured countless sufferings in his life, so he has been polished to the point where he has no edges. As long as he can please others, he will do his best to please others. .”

3. The corners or sharp corners of objects.

4. Metaphor of human edge.

5. Metaphor refers to the clues of things.

Example: His bold and resolute nose and mouth seem to be particularly angular at the moment. Extended information

Synonyms of edge and angle: edge

Meaning: also used as edge. The tip of a sword. Often used as a metaphor for the spearhead of struggle.

Citation explanation:

1. Also known as "front". Also known as "鏠awn". The edges and points of sharp objects such as swords.

Wen Yiduo's "Red Candle Sword Box": "But if I want to commit suicide, I will definitely not use the sharp edge of this sword."

2. Metaphor of sharp momentum.

Poem No. 2 of Hu Juewen's "In Memory of Premier Zhou Enlai": "The edge of a hundred battles is still there, how can it still break the pillars."

3. Refers to the sharp momentum.

Chapter 2 of Ding Ling's "Wei Hu": "No matter how sharp she is, she can't compare to her friend's genius in this area."

4. The sharpness of metaphorical words.

Ding Ling's "Girl Amao" 2: "She threw out her words without thinking, and the waiter naturally felt the edge of those words as she wished."