a small knife

achieve great returns with minimal effort (slang)

lit. the glint and flash of knives and swords, meaning a very dangerous or violent situation

a soldier armed with a sword

knife cut

sword and knife

knife

Chinese character component-knife

sword handle

impervious to sword and spear

knife skills

back of the knife

paring knife

shaving more than one time, to refer too much levy

scissors

undergo surgery

a proverb which describes someone who does not even has a single specialized skill; 'jack of all trades, master of none'; literally 'there is not a single knife on his / her body that is sharp'

get to the point

a boomerang [written and colloquial]

broad knife

radical measures

noun; a treasured sword (antique)

old but still vigorous

pocketknife

adj; not good or talented at anything, both military and civil field (art or martial art)

noun; tulwar; machete; yataghan

quick resolution

draw a sword

to help somebody because of justice

to perform an operation (by a surgeon); refers to the person in charge