yi

¹

[yee]

noun

1. (in Chinese ethical philosophy) faithful performance of one's specified duties to society.

Yi

²

[yee]

noun

plural

Yis ,

plural

Yi .

1. Lolo.

Word History and Origins

Origin of yi¹

From the Chinese word yì

Example Sentences

Perhaps Yi Young-hoon, the director general of the National Museum of Korea, said it best.

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At that moment, Yi Yang, an assistant professor at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China, and lead author of the study, had just arrived in San Francisco after a long flight.

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Anicka Yi, Gyopo board of directors and artist: “I remember thinking that it seemed totally natural and organic that L.A. would have an organization like this, especially at this time, because there’s such a high concentration of immigrant communities. It was just really positive to see something uplifting and galvanizing. It wasn’t always so positive among these communities in L.A., remembering the L.A. riots, there was a lot of strife and conflict with marginalized communities. This felt like a positive direction.”

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Jeremy Renner, a star in the “Avengers” universe and the HBO series “Mayor of Kingstown,” is facing allegations of misconduct from filmmaker Yi Zhou.

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On his return to Abu Dhabi, where he had settled with his romantic partner and Binance co-founder, Yi He, and their children, Zhao tweeted he needed some time to figure out his next steps.

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