Protruding synonyms

• prominent tū chū　
  1. Escape; rush. "Han Feizi, the Foreign Minister, said at the bottom right": "The prince marched forward with a bridle at the expected time, and his horse stood out in the ditch, and his horse was surprised and defeated." "The History of the Later Han Dynasty · Biography of Liu Xuan": "Ang and Zhan Yin suspected that there was a change, so they stood out, and declared that Tu should be built on his own, and cut it again." "The History of the Qing Dynasty · Records of Diplomatic Relations II · England": "The law of righteousness rushed to rescue, and the siege was restored. It was urgent to send people to the governor of Guangzhou, Yu Baochun." 2. Sudden appearance. Tang Bai Juyi's "Pipa Xing": "The silver bottle bursts into the water, and the iron cavalry protrudes the sound of swords and guns." Song Susun's "Power Book - Strong and Weak": "I attack the weak enemy, often focusing on the back to counter attack, so that we will win." 3. Rise; bulge. New
• Eminence lóng qǐ　
  ◎ Uplift l ó ngq ǐ (1) [rise]: rise a small mountain not far above other objects (2) [swell; bulge]: swell; His big blouse bulged up around him. [Sentence] It was originally a sea, but after the crustal movement, it rose into a mountain. High and protruding. "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty, Vol. 59, Biography of Zhang Heng": "The seismograph for waiting for the wind was reconstructed and made of refined copper. The staff diameter was eight feet, and the lid was raised like a wine statue."
• outstanding jié chū　
  1. Outstanding talents and achievements. The History of the Later Han Dynasty, Biography of Xu Zhi: "Those who came to the state of Wei, therefore, came from the lowly region in the south of the Yangtze River, and stood out and should be the first." Tang Sikongtu's "Commentary on Poetry with Wang Jia": "At the beginning of the country, the master was very elegant and romantic. After Shen and Song Shixing, he was outstanding in Jiangning, and he was magnanimous in Li and Du, which was extremely great!" Qing He Bange's "Following the Nights, Three Official Guarantees" "Although the capital is as big as the sea, there are no outstanding people. I don't think we have met them before." Qu Qiubai's Luan Tan: Talking about "Three People Walking": "Mao Dun is an outstanding writer among ordinary writers today." Chapter 27 of the first volume of Liu Qing's History of Entrepreneurship: "Don't know words