yi

¹ American  

[yee] / yi /

noun

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

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Yi ² American  

[yee] / yi /

noun

plural

Yis,

plural

Yi

1. Lolo.

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Etymology

Origin of yi

From the Chinese word yì

Example Sentences

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi called the strikes “unacceptable” and supported Iran’s sovereignty, but Beijing offered little beyond words.

From The Wall Street Journal

China's top diplomat Wang Yi told Merz at the Munich Security Conference this month that Beijing hoped to bring ties "to a new level" and wanted Germany to be a "stabilising anchor for strategic relations" in the European Union.

From Barron's

China's top diplomat Wang Yi told Merz at the Munich Security Conference last week that Beijing hoped to bring ties "to a new level" and wanted Germany to be a "stabilising anchor for strategic relations".

From Barron's

Over the weekend, Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi invoked Japan's World War Two history of aggression while addressing Western leaders at the Munich Security Conference, and called Takaichi's remarks a "very dangerous development".

From BBC

It accidentally included the names of Gu and figure skater Zhu Yi or Beverly Zhu, another U.S.-born Olympic athlete who competes for China.

From The Wall Street Journal