Meanings of catai in anglès

The productions of the island, he says, were chiefly exported to Catai or China.

All the actresses were pretty, but especially the Catai, who did not know the first elements of dancing.

The Catai was furious, as Madame Binetti threw her completely into the shade, and, worse still, drew away her lovers.

Tomatis, who was under the Catai's influence, made things so unpleasant for Madame Binetti that the two dancers became deadly enemies.

She called me her oldest friend; and indeed I was very fond of her, and cared nothing for the Catai despite her prettiness.

In this manuscript Casanova always refers to her as La Casacci; La Catai is evidently one of M. Laforgue's arbitrary alterations of the text.

When the Catai had completed her toilet, the gallant postoli offered her his arm to take her to her carriage, which was at the door.