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Meanings of catai in English
Nonprofit organization in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain.
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Examples for "cathay"
Examples for "cathay"
1
Of the Law and the Customs of the Tartarians dwelling in Cathay.
2
Cathay, accounts of Marco Polo in respect to; of Sir John Mandeville.
3
The journalist was a guest of South African Tourism and Cathay Pacific.
4
About Cathay General Bancorp Cathay General Bancorp is a bank holding company.
5
The writer was a guest of South African Tourism and Cathay Pacific.
1
In two sanguinary battles he vanquished the Khitan armies, and threatened with early extinction the once famous dynasty of Leaoutung.
2
Then came the Later Tsins, who only held their authority on the sufferance of the powerful Khitan king, who reigned over Leaoutung and Manchuria.
3
The success of the Khitan Yeliu Liuko had not been less considerable, and he was proclaimed King of Leaou as a vassal of the Mongols.
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Hudgins and Kitay neither admitted nor denied the allegations, the SEC said.
2
David Kitay's music score aids and abets the script in pushing emotional buttons.
3
A lawyer for Kitay could not be reached for comment.
Usage of catai in English
1
The productions of the island, he says, were chiefly exported to Catai or China.
2
All the actresses were pretty, but especially the Catai, who did not know the first elements of dancing.
3
The Catai was furious, as Madame Binetti threw her completely into the shade, and, worse still, drew away her lovers.
4
Tomatis, who was under the Catai's influence, made things so unpleasant for Madame Binetti that the two dancers became deadly enemies.
5
She called me her oldest friend; and indeed I was very fond of her, and cared nothing for the Catai despite her prettiness.
6
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.
7
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.
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