Ch'ing

or Qing

[ ching ]

noun

1. Manchu1

Ching

/ tʃɪŋ /

adjective

1. of, relating to, or designating the Manchu dynasty (1644–1912) of China

Example Sentences

“REVEALED; Why Blaz cha-ching, er, cha-changed his tune on horses,” the headline read.

From The Daily Beast

On a less crucial note, how does Jenni Ching get bloodstains out of her patented white leather jumpsuit?

From The Daily Beast

The idea to do The Carrie Diaries—aside from the obvious cash-register ka-ching!

From The Daily Beast

Waking up from a sound sleep about midnight, I distinctly heard somebody working on an anvil, like a blacksmith, 'ching-a-ling!

From Project Gutenberg

General Ching hated San Tajin on private as well as on public grounds.

From Project Gutenberg

In olden times the place was unknown, but can be doubtfully identified with A-nok-ta-shan in the annotation of Shui-ching.

From Project Gutenberg

"As it is, we are in the state of Tsin in the fourteenth of the heaven-sent Ching," retorted Hwa-mei capably.

From Project Gutenberg

See here, Ching; jest you and Tom collect those kettles and things, and take off into the trees.

From Project Gutenberg