养精蓄锐

养
養
精
精
蓄
蓄
锐
銳
to preserve and nurture one's spirit (idiom); honing one's strength for the big push

Characters and words in 养精蓄锐

养
養
yǎng = y + ang3
to raise (animals) / to bring up (children) / to keep (pets) / to support / to give birth
养 = 介 + 羊 : Maud Younger wants to send a sheep to the moon using a rocket in the anglepod.
精
ji̅ng = ji + (e)ng1
essence / extract / vitality / energy / semen / sperm / mythical goblin spirit / highly perfected / elite / the pick of sth / proficient (refined ability) / extremely (fine) / selected rice (archaic)
精 = 米 + 青 : Joan of Arc scoops a bit of water from the fountain of youth in front of the engine and pours it into a bowl of rice. The water refines the rice into rice wine, and as Joan of Arc drinks it, she finds her spirit renewed.
蓄
xù = xu + Ø4
to store up / to grow (e.g. a beard) / to entertain (ideas)
蓄 = 艹 + 畜 : Xu Xian (xu) is storing up (蓄) herds of cows (畜) in the space station's bathroom (Ø4). Each herd is living on a sheet of artificial lawn (艹) and when he gets a new herd, he just adds another layer on top.
锐
銳
ruì = ru + ei4
acute
锐 = 兑 + 钅 : Rachel Rhinoceros (ru) works in a cash exchange booth (兑) in the Eiffel Tower's bathroom (ei4). Every day she is very acutely (锐) watching her customers as they count their money, always having an impressive golden harpoon (钅) at her side just to feel safe.

Words with 养精蓄锐

养精蓄锐 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 养精蓄锐

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