Ch'en

or Chen

[ chuhn ]

noun

1. a dynasty that ruled in China a.d. 557–89.

Example Sentences

One difference was that Chen was herself wearing white gloves.

From The Daily Beast

Chen bowed her head during the playing of “America the Beautiful.”

From The Daily Beast

The Chinese have come to expect this sort of confused reaction, CNS Imports principal Steaven Chen says.

From The Daily Beast

“These individuals are, in effect, very savvy businessmen,” Chen told The Daily Beast.

From The Daily Beast

In China, Chen hopes to expand his mini-kingdom as popularity grows, shooting for a staff of 1,000 dwarfs.

From The Daily Beast

Most of the tributaries, and the largest of them, come from the chain which is the immediate continuation of Nien-chen-tang-la.

From Project Gutenberg

Clearly something must be done, and done quickly, or the Su-chen would be sunk beneath their feet.

From Project Gutenberg

Mile after mile the Su-chen crept along, and the low, flat, uninteresting banks slipped gradually astern.

From Project Gutenberg

Commenced our work in Wu-chen this morning by distributing a large number of tracts and some Testaments.

From Project Gutenberg

When Ito again ceased fire, the Chen Yuen had just three projectiles left for her heavy guns.

From Project Gutenberg