Weihai

[ wey-hahy ]

noun

, Wade-Giles, Pinyin.

1. a seaport in NE Shandong province, in E China: district leased to Great Britain 1898–1930. 285 sq. mi. (738 sq. km).

Weihai

/ ˈweɪˈhaɪ /

noun

1. a port in NE China, in NE Shandong on the Yellow Sea: leased to Britain as a naval base (1898–1930). Pop: 966 000 (2005 est) Also calledWeihaiweiˌweɪˈhaɪˌweɪ

Example Sentences

"Everything is out of stock," said Pardus branding director Li Weihai.

From Reuters

Then a different team using data from the Weihai Observatory in China found that Betelgeuse’s temperature had plummeted during the Great Dimming by at least 170 kelvins, and the researchers attributed the plunge not to a dust cloud but rather to a very large, relatively cool dark spot they concluded must have briefly formed on the star’s surface.

From Scientific American

Prosecutors say You stole the trade secrets to establish a BPA-free coating company in China, and her Chinese partner, Weihai Jinhong Group, received millions of dollars in Chinese government grants to back the new company.

From Seattle Times

Prosecutors pointed to evidence at trial to say You also intended to benefit the governments of China, the Chinese province of Shandong, the Chinese city of Weihai and the Chinese Communist Party.

From Seattle Times

He and his family settled down in Weihai, a coastal city in eastern Shandong Province, and he became a fisherman.

From New York Times