MIAO-TZU

Meaning of MIAO-TZU in English

noun

see miao-tse

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

TZU — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Han fei tzu Huai nan tzu Lao tzu Lieh tzu Meng tzu Mo tzu …
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MIAO — noun also meo or maeo mēˈau̇ ( plural miao or miaos ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Chinese (Pekingese) Miao 2 …
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MIAO — /mee ow"/ , n. , pl. Miaos , ( esp. collectively ) Miao for 1. 1. Also, Meo . a …
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MIAO — n. Hmong, language of the Miao people; family name
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MIAO — n. Hmong, member of a people who live in the mountains of south China and nearby areas of Laos and …
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MIAO — [ mɪ'aʊ ] ■ noun ( plural same) & adjective another term for Hmong . Origin from Chin. Miáo , …
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MIAO — also called Meo, or Hmong mountain-dwelling peoples of China, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand, speaking Sino-Tibetan dialects. In China the Miao …
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TZU — K'ung fu tzu Han fei tzu Huai nan tzu Lao tzu Lieh tzu Meng tzu Mo tzu Sun tzu Hsün …
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MIAO — сущ.язык мяо (относится к группе языков мяо-яо, распространен в Китае, Вьетнаме, носителей 8 млн. чел)
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MIAO — сущ. язык мяо ( относится к группе языков мяо-яо, распространен в Китае, Вьетнаме, носителей 8 млн. чел )
Англо-Русский словарь по общей лексике
MIAO — сущ. язык мяо (относится к группе языков мяо-яо, распространен в Китае, Вьетнаме, носителей 8 млн. чел)
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MIAO-TSE — noun also miao-tze or miao-tzu mēˈau̇dzə ( plural miao-tse or miao-tses ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Chinese (Pekingese) Miao 2 …
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MIAO-TZE — noun see miao-tse
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SHIH TZU — ˈshēdˈzü, -ˈzu̇, -tˈsü noun ( plural shih tzus also shih tzu ) Usage: often capitalized S&T Etymology: Chinese (Pekingese) shih …
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MIAO-YAO — mē|au̇|yau̇ noun Usage: usually capitalized M&Y : a language group containing the Miao and Yao languages of uncertain wider relationship
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HEI-MIAO — ˈhāmēˈau̇ noun ( plural hei-miao or hei-miaos ) Usage: usually capitalized H&M Etymology: Chinese (Pekingese) hei 1 miao 2 , …
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BLACK MIAO — noun ( plural black miao or black miaos ) Usage: usually capitalized B&M Etymology: part translation of Chinese hei 4 …
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SHIH TZU — [shih tzu] n, pl shih tzus also shih tzu often cap S&T [Chin (Beijing) shizi (gou), fr. shizi lion + …
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WU CHING-TZU — born 1701, Ch'an-chiao, Anhwei province, China died Dec. 12, 1754, Yang-chou, Chiang-nan province Pinyin Wu Jingzi author of the first …
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TZU-PO — also called Chang-tien, Pinyin Zibo, or Zhangdian industrial city and municipality (shih), central Shantung Province (sheng), China. The core of …
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TZU-KUNG — Pinyin Zigong, city in central Szechwan Province (sheng), China. Tzu-kung is a prefecture-level municipality (shih), which was formed in 1939 …
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SUN TZU — flourished 4th century BC also spelled Sun-tzu reputed author of the Chinese classic Ping-fa (The Art of War), the earliest …
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SHIH TZU — Shih tzu. Tibetan dog breed developed from the Pekingese and the Lhasa apso. Listed in the toy group by the …
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MIAO-LI — hsien (county), northwestern Taiwan, with an area of 703 square miles (1,820 square km). It is bordered by Hsin-chu hsien …
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MIAO-YAO LANGUAGES — languages spoken by the Miao and Yao peoples of southern China and Southeast Asia. The Miao-Yao language group includes Miao, …
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MENG-TZU — Pinyin Mengzi, town in southern Yunnan sheng (province), China. In the 19th century, Meng-tzu was a trading centre for commerce …
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LIN-TZU — Pinyin Linzi town, central Shantung sheng (province), China. It is situated on the west bank of the Tzu River, a …
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LIEH-TZU
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LAO-TZU — flourished 6th century BC, China Pinyin Laozi (Chinese: Master Lao, or Old Master), original name (Wade-Giles romanization) Li Erh, deified …
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KUO TZU-I — born 697, Shensi Province, China died 781, China Pinyin Guo Ziyi one of the greatest of Chinese generals, later deified …
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HUAI-NAN-TZU — (Chinese: Master Huai Nan), important Chinese classic written in the 2nd century Bc under the patronage of the nobleman Huai-nan-tzu …
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HSUN-TZU — born c. 300 BC, Chao Kingdom, China died c. 230 BC, Lan-ling, Ch'u Kingdom, China Pinyin Xun-zi, also spelled Hsn-tze, …
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HAN-FEI-TZU — died 233 BC, China Pinyin Hanfeizi the greatest of China's Legalist philosophers. His essays on autocratic government so impressed King …
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CHUANG-TZU — born c. 369 BC died 286 BC Pinyin Zhuangzi, personal name (Wade-Giles romanization) Chou the most significant of China's early …
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SHIH-TZU — shih-tzu, shih tzu, shi tzu, S~ BrE AmE ˌʃiːt ˈzuː ˌʃɪt-, -ˈsuː —Chinese shīzi [ 1 ʂɨ ɻ ·dzɯ \] …
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LANGUAGE — I System of conventional spoken or written symbols used by people in a shared culture to communicate with each other. …
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HMONG-MIEN LANGUAGES — or Miao-Yao languages Language family of southern China, northern Vietnam, Laos, and northern Thailand, with more than nine million speakers. …
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GUIZHOU — or Kuei-chou conventional Kweichow Province (pop., 2000 est.: 35,250,000), southwestern China. It is bordered by Yunnan , Sichuan , and …
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NU — I. ˈn(y)ü noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek ny, of Semitic origin; akin to Hebrew nūn nun : the 13th …
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PETUNTSE — noun also pe·tun·se or pe·tun·tze pəˈtu̇ntsə, bīˈdəndzə ( -s ) Etymology: Chinese (Pekingese) pe 2 tun 1 tzŭ 3 , …
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TAOISM — — Taoist , n. , adj. — Taoistic , adj. /dow"iz euhm, tow"-/ , n. 1. the philosophical system evolved …
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WU-TI — born 156 BC died March 29, 87/86 BC Pinyin Wudi, original name Liu Ch'e autocratic Chinese emperor (141/14087/86 BC), who …
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WEN TI — also called Wen Ch'ang, or Wen Ch'ang Ti-Chn, Pinyin Wen Di, Wen Chang, or Wen Chang Dijun the Chinese god …
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TAOISM — indigenous religio-philosophical tradition that has shaped Chinese life for more than 2,000 years. In the broadest sense, a Taoist attitude …
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TAO-TE CHING — (ChineseClassic of the Way of Power) classic of Chinese philosophical literature. The name was first used during the Han dynasty …
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T'U-CHIA — Pinyin Tujia, any member of a people distributed over southwestern Hunan and southwestern Hupeh provinces in China. The T'u-chia numbered …
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T'AI-TSUNG — born 600, China died 649, China Pinyin Taizong (temple name, or miao-hao), personal name (hsing-ming) Li Shih-min Chinese ruler, the …
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MENCIUS — born c. 372 BC, ancient state of Tsou, China died c. 289, China Mencius, detail, ink and colour on silk; …
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KWEICHOW — Wade-Giles romanization Kuei-chou, Pinyin Guizhou sheng (province) in southwestern China. It is bounded by the provinces of Yunnan on the …
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KWANGSI — in full Chuang Autonomous Region Of Kwangsi, Chinese (Wade-Giles) Kuang-hsi Chuang-tsu Tzu-chih-ch', or (Pinyin) Guangxi Zhuangzu Zizhiqu, autonomous region located …
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KUO HSIANG — died AD 312, , China Pinyin Guo Xiang Chinese philosopher, a Neo-Taoist thinker to whom is attributed a celebrated commentary …
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KUAN TI — Pinyin Guan Di, historical name (WadeGiles romanization) Kuan Y, also called Kuan Kung, or Wu Ti Chinese god of war. …
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KAO-TSUNG
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KAO-TSU — born 256 BC, China died 195 BC, China Pinyin Gao Zu (temple name, or miao-hao), personal name (hsing-ming) Liu Pang, …
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HEI RIVER — Wade-Giles romanization Hei Ho, Pinyin Hei He river rising in central Kansu province, China, and flowing into the western Ala …
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DORGON — temple name (WadeGiles romanization) Ch'eng-tsung, canonized name (WadeGiles) Huang-ti born Nov. 17, 1612, Yenden, Manchuria died Dec. 31, 1650, Kharahotu …
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CONFUCIUS — born 551 BC, Ch'-fu, state of Lu [now in Shantung province, China] died 479, Lu Chinese (Wade-Giles) K'ung-fu-tzu, or K'ung-tzu, …
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HMONG-MIEN LANGUAGES — or Miao-Yao languages Language family of southern China, northern Vietnam, Laos, and northern Thailand, with more than nine million speakers. …
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GUIZHOU — or Kuei-chou conventional Kweichow Province (pop., 2000 est.: 35,250,000), southwestern China. It is bordered by Yunnan , Sichuan , and …
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