劫杀
[jié shā]
'Seize-and-kill', in a broader context, implies overcoming danger or escaping disaster in daily language it could be taken less violently. Perhaps referring to surviving difficulties, passing rigorous tests, or achieving success through intense competition, suggesting someone brave enough to confront dangers or fierce rivals. This somewhat drastic term conveys strength, resolve, and a never-give-up spirit within a single bold statement.