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the solmization syllable used for the semitone between the sixth and seventh degrees of a scale. Show More
a Chinese unit of distance, equivalent to about one-third of a mile (0.5 km). Show More
Origin of li 2 First recorded in 1580–90, li is from the Chinese word lǐ
(in Chinese ethical philosophy) the etiquette traditionally prescribed for individuals or groups of people in a given situation. Show More
Origin of li 3 First recorded in 1910–15, li is from the Chinese word lǐ
a member of an aboriginal people of the island of Hainan in Southeastern China. the Kadai language of the Li. Show More
British light infantry. Long Island. Show More
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Examples from the Web for li Contemporary Examples of li The doctors did not tell the young man to his face; Li was left in the hallway while they spoke to his grandfather.
In March 2012, 17-year old Li Mengnan walked into a Beijing hospital.
If the doctor had time to work with Li , he might have seen that his back pain was atypical and detected AS in the first visit.
“Most of the fans gave their full understanding to Li 's retirement decision,” Li u wrote in an email.
The celebrity of Li is hard to fathom in terms that American fans—tennis savvy or not—can fully comprehend.
Historical Examples of li His real name was Li , and he belonged to the ruli ng Tang dynasty.
Before him—it was Li Tia Guai—the man cast himself to earth.
Li Dsing was much frightened, and thought it was an apparition.
Li Dsing had an old friend, a companion of the Prince of Tang.
Then he arranged to meet Li Dsing on a certain day at a certain inn.
British Dictionary definitions for li a Chinese unit of length, approximately equal to 590 yards Show More
Word Origin for li from Chinese
the internet domain name for Liechtenstein Show More
Long Island Light Infantry Show More
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The symbol for the element lithium Show More
Chinese-born American chemist known for isolating and analyzing a number of hormones secreted by the pituitary gland. Show More
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A soft, silvery metallic element of the alkali group that occurs in small amounts in some minerals. It is the lightest of all metals and is highly reactive. Lithium is used to make alloys, batteries, glass for large telescopes, and ceramics. Atomic number 3; atomic weight 6.941; melting point 179°C; boiling point 1,317°C; specific gravity 0.534; valence 1. See Periodic Table .Show More
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