Wu Ti

/ ˈwuː ˈtiː /

noun

1. See Wu Di

Example Sentences

The world number sevens beat Chinese Taipei's Lin Chia Yu and Wu Ti Jung 21-16 21-15 in just 30 minutes.

From BBC

Turn these two words, "no bottom" into Chinese and we get wu ti,—the very terms employed in the Chinese account.

From Project Gutenberg

The emperors Shih Huang and Wu Ti were barely cultured, The emperors Tai Tsung and Tai Tsu were lacking in feeling, Genghis Khan knew only how to bend his bow at the eagles, These all belong to the past�only to- day are there men of feeling.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Emperor Wu Ti was inclined to be sceptical, and one day said to him: “Come, tell me, what are these famous four tones?”

From Project Gutenberg

But Wu Ti, the Buddhist Emperor of China, retired to a monastery twice in the course of his long reign and the cloistered Emperors of Japan in the eleventh and twelfth centuries continued to direct the policy of their country, although they abdicated in name and set a child on the throne as titular ruler.

From Project Gutenberg