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Meanings of
Chinaman
in English
Portuguese
chinês
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(Ethnic slur) offensive term for a person of Chinese descent.
chink
Portuguese
chinês
Usage of
Chinaman
in English
1
The other
Chinaman
continued to regard me with those dreadful eyes; then:
2
The
Chinaman
stokers went in a disorderly rush for the port boats.
3
The cook, a big, self-contained
Chinaman
,
came in with a china cup.
4
The
Chinaman
laid down the knife and took up the smaller bottle.
5
The
Chinaman
instantly thrust in his hand and drew out a map.
6
The
Chinaman
carried with him the heavy bag with the oxygen helmet.
7
The
Chinaman
showed two rows of white teeth in his expansive grin.
8
Sounded like that
Chinaman
with his dishes out there in the kitchen.
9
He had noticed more than once the sinewy fingers of the
Chinaman
.
10
Side by side the
Chinaman
and I ran back through the gateway.
11
The
Chinaman
has the patience to live everything down-theCaucasian races included.
12
The prints had the squareness of those paper-layered soles of a
Chinaman
.
13
The two boys soon had the
Chinaman
down and well tied up.
14
Certainly not a horrid little
Chinaman
.
'
She hesitated, then regained her nerve.
15
For the most trivial reason the
Chinaman
will take his own life.
16
He would not go along the path athwart which the
Chinaman
hung.
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chinaman
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
old chinaman
little chinaman
dead chinaman
say the chinaman
be a chinaman
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Translations for
Chinaman
Portuguese
chinês
Chinaman
through the time
Chinaman
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common