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Meanings of tai in English
Usage of tai in English
1
The monsters were hunting down the power users among the Hu'n-tai At.
2
The learning process for Chen-style tai chi is split into 15 levels.
3
And had to concentrate on the ever-waxing threat of the Hu'n-tai At.
4
For the Hu'n-tai At it was like nothing they had ever known.
5
When it ended, she began studying tai chi with the self-defense instructor.
6
Yes, I'm only a woman, John, an' mebbe 'tain't a woman's place.
7
But now the Hu'n-tai At could strike directly west out of conquered Ghargarlicea.
8
I just delight in being neighbourly and 'tain't often I have the chance.
9
I reckon 'tain't no use, but I can't help wishin' for all dat.
10
But, there, 'tain't no good for to blame he; durn Government!
11
Patients often turn to alternative therapies such as tai chi, yoga, acupuncture or massage.
12
The nice thing about tai chi, he said, is that this is not equipment-dependent.
13
The warlords of the Hu'n-tai At recognized the enemy strategy.
14
Maybe it was something she'd learned between tai chi classes.
15
Never had so many Hu'n-tai At fallen in one battle.
16
Her tai chi instructor would have looked away in embarrassment.
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Tai through the time
Tai across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common