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Meanings of yüeh in English
Standard dialect of Yue language that originated in the vicinity of Guangzhou (Canton) in southern China.
Synonyms
Examples for "cantonese"
Examples for "cantonese"
1
Conclusions: NPC patients in Cantonese population have obvious family and territorial clustering.
2
Children of various races attend and the prevailing language spoken is Cantonese.
3
After English, the most common languages are Mandarin, Arabic, Cantonese and Vietnamese.
4
In no time, the rest of the team were fluent in Cantonese.
5
Understanding, knowing the Cantonese phrase in question, Lin broke into a grin.
1
Mary Haygarthe, aged twentie sevene yeers, berrid under ye yue tree, Nov. 21, 1754.
2
Matthew Haygarthe, aged foure yeares, berrid in this churcheyarde, over against ye tombe off Mrs. Marttha Stileman, about 10 fete fromm ye olde yue tre.
3
The deal would also help Yue Xiu to expand its China business.
4
Yue Han and his father are both believed to be in China.
5
Yue-Sai touched Roberta's shoulder and pointed again, further along the river bank.
1
Three-quarters of the schools will have to conduct classes in the local Cantonese dialect from next September.
Usage of yüeh in English
1
This latter seems to be connected with the Yüeh tribes.
2
He had been sent in 138 to conclude an alliance with the Yüeh-chih against the Hsiung-nu.
3
The following particulars are given concerning the President of the Ministry, whose name was Lü Yüeh.
4
They began with the Canton insurrection; then Peking was alarmed by Wu Yüeh's bomb (1905).
5
Even the barbarian Kou-tsien, King of Yüeh, has wise saws and modern instances quoted to him in his distress.
6
Formerly, a king of Yüeh-she raised a large force and invaded this country, wishing to carry the bowl away.
7
"KING" OF YÜEH (barbarian, but with legendary descent from ultra-remote imperial Chinese).
8
The Ephtalites (Yeh-ta, Haytal) were a mixed group which contained elements of the old Yüeh-chih and spoke an Indo-European language.
9
The allusion to Indo-Europeans refers to the studies by G. Haloun and others concerning the Ta-Hsia, the later Yüeh-chih, and the Tocharian problem.
10
Moreover, the barbarian states of Wu and Yüeh each in turn acted very effectively as Protector, and are never included in the Five-Great-Power series.
Translations for yüeh
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