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Meanings of King in English
Piece in standard shogi; moves one square in any direction, orthogonal or diagonal; cannot be left in check; the game is lost if the king is checkmated.
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Examples for "j"
Examples for "j"
1
They've used common medieval abbreviations and substituted an i for a j.
2
We regard the above as risk factors for the J-REIT's credit quality.
3
We view this as a risk factor for the J-REIT's credit quality.
4
We regard these as potential risk factors for the J-REIT's business operations.
5
New suitors could also help Dell's board avoid a J Crew stigma.
1
The translated product matched the predicted size of the 55-kDa short form.
2
Results: k Values for IA and MM were obtained across all sites.
3
All animals had some threshold shift, especially at frequencies above 4 kHz.
4
Neither Ees nor volume at 14 kPa was different between control states.
5
It all now comes together this week for our final 5k run.
1
Then the jewel is in the nature of a payment in advance.
2
No, Harold in vain sent me the casket; the jewel was gone.
3
The display is, of course, the crown jewel of this MacBook model.
4
The jewel is not more splendid in itself than in its setting.
5
India has been seen as the jewel of the assets on offer.
1
After sundown, Daigen Osho went to the house, and found the room made ready for him.
2
It belonged to Mike Osho, Grandfather Merin's friend.
3
Whitehall and Osho have previously featured in Tonightly while Hall appeared in Channel 4's alternative election night coverage.
4
The temple was a Zen temple; and the head-priest was a learned old man, known as Daigen Osho.
5
And the Emperor gave to Kobodaishi the name Gohitsu Osho, signifying The Priest who writes with Five Brushes.
A very wealthy or powerful businessman.
Usage of King in English
1
Concerning Ahaziah; The King Of Israel; And Again Concerning The Prophet Elijah.
2
Assuming power in apartheid South Africa proved dangerous for the young King.
3
We're 100 million pounds ahead of our original plan, said Mr King.
4
In any case, we shall soon meet, the Great King and I.
5
In this example, Jani-King was bought by JK Limited several months ago.
6
We needed something different and Mike King has given us something different.
7
Annette King said health workers pay packets would likely be hit first.
8
Labour's health spokesperson Annette King said her party will support the bill.
9
A fine warm week in King Country saw thousands of lambs docked.
10
Games company King Digital Entertainment is due to report second earnings today.
11
Moreover, King warned that better times were still a long way off.
12
And the political crisis involving President King further aggravated Liberia's economic woes.
13
NEPAL: Nepal's King Gyanendra yesterday promised to restore democracy in three years.
14
She said: I don't think the King George told us much, really.
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The King's household is allocated a very tasty R58m budget per year.
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The last UK commissioner, Julian King, has already said goodbye to Brussels.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Australia
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