Chang

British

/ tʃæŋ /

noun

another name for the Yangtze

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Example Sentences

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Around the turn of the 21st century, Jung Chang easily traveled in and out of her native China.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Caribbean cooking carries generations of knowledge, technique, and emotion,” said Chang.

From The Wall Street Journal

Chang intends to study business and start her own company in the future, but also believes it is essential to earn money from multiple channels.

From MarketWatch

“Language arts with Chang next,” Ana informs me.

From Literature

Since last summer, Tien has worked with former French Open champion Michael Chang to adapt his approach to compete at the top of the modern men’s game.

From The Wall Street Journal

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