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yin
1[ yin ]
noun
- (in Chinese philosophy and religion) the negative, dark, and feminine principle, the counterpart of yang.
yin
2[ yin ]
adjective
- one.
Yin
3[ yin ]
noun
yin
/ jɪn /
Word History and Origins
Origin of yin1
Example Sentences
In response to the outbreak, Yin developed the only SARS vaccine to reach Phase I trials.
Yin told Reuters on Sunday that the company had received approval to begin trials in Turkey and Bangladesh too.
“As a vaccine developer and manufacturer, a new outbreak could directly impact our vaccine production,” Yin said at the trade show.
Yin showcased his company’s vaccine candidate to the public for the first time at a trade show in Beijing on Sunday.
Yin also wonders how long the grippers will last with all of that extra bending and rubbing.
Victoria and Zoe Yin, who hail from Boston, were both deemed child prodigies at young ages.
You just have to find that yin of decency and locate the gestures and words that smother the yang of fear.
Nu Nu Yin, 30, left her accounting job in August to open Fantastic Inle Travel & Tours with her lover.
“Last year fishermen were real fishermen, now they are just for show, for tourists in the lake,” Yin says.
She was the yin to Indy's yang, the pepper to his salt, and the chemistry between them was palpable.
An' yet, mind ye, Smillie seemed to me to be a straight-forret man an' yin that was sincere.
She sells hersel' an' it's no worth while complainin' if the bargain turns oot a rotten yin.
Mag ay cried that it was best to mak' a splash aboot the things you did; but, by sirs, she has made yin this time.
He's a corker, wi' a face like yin o' they pented cupids that the lasses send to the young men on picture postcards.
Though his father was only a poor military officer, he could trace his descent from the imperial house of Yin.
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