hui

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German - Turkish
! Int. l. (im Nu) bir lahzada; birdenbire
amma da...; in e-m 2; im ° kasla göz arasmda
French - Turkish

Definition of hui in French Turkish dictionary

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aujourd'hui
bugün, günümüzde
aujourd'hui
bugün

Bugün hava çok soğuk. - Il fait très froid aujourd'hui.

Bugün yapmayı umduğum her şeyi tamamladım. - J'ai accompli tout ce que j'espérais faire aujourd'hui.

d'aujourd'hui
bugünkü

Bugünkü gösteri için hiç biletin var mı? - Tu n'as pas de ticket pour le spectacle d'aujourd'hui ?

Bugünkü gazetede cumhurbaşkanının Birleşmiş Milletler'e ziyaret etme fikrinden vazgeçtiği yazıyor. - Le journal d'aujourd'hui rapporte que le premier ministre a abandonné l'idée de visiter les États-Unis.

English - English
Hui people (回 Huí), an ethnic group of China, distinguished by their practice of Islam, their language is Mandarin or Dungan in Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Russia
a Chinese dialect - (徽 Huī), spoken in Southern Anhui and neighbouring Zhejiang and Jiangxi
a Chinese male first name - (輝/辉 Huī)
A Māori social gathering or assembly
A member of a Muslim people of northwest China, descended chiefly from the Han and an important minority of the Chinese population; a Chinese Muslim. Muslim people of western China. They number about nine million. Their ancestors were merchants, soldiers, craftsmen, and scholars who came to China from Islamic Persia and Central Asia from the 7th to the 13th century and intermarried with the Han Chinese and other local nationalities. Most are farmers and live in rural areas. They speak Chinese dialects and are distinguishable from their neighbours chiefly by their religion. An hui Hui tsung Hui Autonomous Region of Ningxia Lee Teng hui Wang Hui Yang Hui
Meeting or conference
Meeting, gathering, for purposes of discusion and/or celebration
Also known as Dungans (particularly in CIS) Chinese Muslims, the product of many intermarriages with Han and adoptions by Muslims arriving by sea from the 8th cent and overland, who absorbed Chinese dress, language, and customs while retaining a greater or lesser adherence to Muslim practice, but usually including the avoidance of pork Now visually almost indistinguishable from Han, they are nevertheless classified as a 'minority nationality' by the Chinese government

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Lee Teng-hui
born Jan. 15, 1923, near Tan-shui, Taiwan First Taiwan-born president (1988-2000) of Taiwan (Republic of China). He became president in 1988 after the death of Chiang Ching-kuo. He was reelected in 1990 and won a landslide victory in 1996 in Taiwan's first direct presidential election. Lee favoured a policy of "flexible diplomacy" in dealing with the People's Republic of China. His successor, Chen Shui-bian (Ch'en Shui-pian) was the first president not from the Nationalist Party
Wang Hui
born 1632, Jiangsu province, China died 1717 Chinese artist who was the paramount member of the group of Chinese painters known as the Four Wangs (including Wang Shimin, Wang Jian, and Wang Yuanqi). Wang Hui, much like the other Wangs, primarily painted landscapes. In his best works he built up an intense web of rhythmic brushwork, while at the same time maintaining a composition's sense of unity and clarity. His fame reached the court in Beijing, and in 1691-98 he was commissioned to supervise the production of a series of hand scrolls commemorating the Kangxi emperor's tour of the South
Yang Hui
literary name Qianguang flourished 1261-75, Qiantang, Zhejiang province, China Mathematician active in the great flowering of Chinese mathematics during the Southern Song dynasty. His books are among the few contemporary Chinese mathematics works to survive. A collected edition of his works (1378) was transmitted farther to the east, where it was particularly influential. In Korea it was reprinted during the reign of Sejong in 1433, and it was copied again by the Japanese mathematician Seki Takakazu