Definition of ming chi in English:

ming chi

(also mingqui, ming chʽi, mingqi)

noun ˌmɪŋ ˈtʃiː

In China: tomb furnishings; objects buried with the dead, funerary goods.

Origin

1950s; earliest use found in William Y. Willetts (b. 1918). From Chinese míngqì (Wade-Giles transcription ming ch'i) from míng underworld + qì implement, utensil, ware.

Definition of ming chi in US English:

ming chi

(also mingqui, ming chʽi, mingqi)

nounˌmɪŋ ˈtʃiː

In China: tomb furnishings; objects buried with the dead, funerary goods.

Origin

1950s; earliest use found in William Y. Willetts (b. 1918). From Chinese míngqì (Wade-Giles transcription ming ch'i) from míng underworld + qì implement, utensil, ware.

单词	ming chi
释义	Definition of ming chi in English: ming chi (also mingqui, ming chʽi, mingqi) noun ˌmɪŋ ˈtʃiː In China: tomb furnishings; objects buried with the dead, funerary goods. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in William Y. Willetts (b. 1918). From Chinese míngqì (Wade-Giles transcription ming ch'i) from míng underworld + qì implement, utensil, ware. Definition of ming chi in US English: ming chi (also mingqui, ming chʽi, mingqi) nounˌmɪŋ ˈtʃiː In China: tomb furnishings; objects buried with the dead, funerary goods. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in William Y. Willetts (b. 1918). From Chinese míngqì (Wade-Giles transcription ming ch'i) from míng underworld + qì implement, utensil, ware.
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