Shache
[ shah-chœ ]
/ ˈʃɑˈtʃœ /
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noun Pinyin.
a city in western Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, in northwestern China, in a large oasis of the Tarim Basin.
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Also (Wade-Giles) So·che [saw-chuh] /ˈsɔˈtʃʌ/ .
Also called Yar·kand [yahr-kand, -kahnd], /yɑrˈkænd, -ˈkɑnd/, Yar·kend [yahr-kend] /yɑrˈkɛnd/ .
Origin of Shache
From Chinese Shāchē, from Uyghur Yarkand “Cliff City”
Words nearby Shache
Shabelle, Shabuoth, shabu-shabu, Shacharis, Shacharith, Shache, shack, shacket, shackle, Shackleton, shacko
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British Dictionary definitions for Shache
Shache
Soche or So-ch'e
/ (ˈʃæˈtʃeɪ) /
noun
a town in W China, in the W Xinjiang: a centre of the caravan trade between China, India, and Transcaspian areasAlso called: Yarkand
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