China Sea

noun

1. the East China Sea and the South China Sea, taken together.

China Sea

noun

1. part of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of China: divided by Taiwan into the East China Sea in the north and the South China Sea in the south

Example Sentences

With urgency and empathy, Above the East China Sea draws the reader into these two competing and vastly different worlds.

From The Daily Beast

Many boats ran into trouble with the Thai pirates who prowled the South China Sea at that time.

From The Daily Beast

Days were wasted searching the South China Sea, not the Indian Ocean.

From The Daily Beast

There are lots of sources of tension in that relationship, notably in the South China Sea.

From The Daily Beast

China, Japan, and Taiwan all claim ownership of the islets, located between these countries in the East China Sea.

From The Daily Beast

That's all there is from the China Sea to the Mediterranean.

From Project Gutenberg

They made one voyage annually, rolling up the China Sea before the south-west monsoon and rolling down again with the north-east.

From Project Gutenberg

Sailing by Macao, this individual was cast off, and soon outside, she was rolling down the China Sea—homeward bound!

From Project Gutenberg

The ship had a good run across the China Sea, and reached the Indies in rather a short passage.

From Project Gutenberg

I don't find any decided ocean current laid down on the charts of the southern and western portions of the China Sea.

From Project Gutenberg