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yi

1 American  
[yee] / yi /

noun

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


Yi 2 American  
[yee] / yi /

noun

plural

Yis,

plural

Yi
  1. Lolo.


Etymology

Origin of yi

From the Chinese word

Example Sentences

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The Cambodian foreign minister, Prak Sokhonn, said he would meet his Thai counterpart in China’s Yunnan Province on Sunday and Monday for further talks at the invitation of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

From The Wall Street Journal

The team's ability to use archival images also depended heavily on careful image inspection, led by Chin Yi Tan, a PhD student in Physics.

From Science Daily

Less than a month after the fire, Blanck resumed teaching at MuDo Integrated Martial Art in Santa Monica, where another sensei, Thomas Yi, offered space in his gym to help the fire victims.

From Los Angeles Times

Yi, who led the strategy to develop Binance from a crypto-to-crypto trading platform into a global blockchain ecosystem, will take the helm of the company alongside CEO Richard Teng.

From The Wall Street Journal

In a post on social-media platform X, Binance said Yi will guide the company through its next phase of development as it aims to reach 1 billion users.

From The Wall Street Journal