Definition of Tao-te-Ching in English:

Tao-te-Ching

(also Daodejing)

nounˌtaʊtiːˈtʃɪŋˈdou də ˈjiNG

The central Taoist text, ascribed to Lao-tzu, the traditional founder of Taoism. Apparently written as a guide for rulers, it defined the Tao, or way, and established the philosophical basis of Taoism.
Example sentencesExamples
- T'ai chi ch'uan incorporates the Taoist principles expressed in the Tao-te Ching.
- The classic Tao-te-Ching or ' Book of the Way and its Virtue ', attributed to Lao-tzu, sets out the principles for leading this higher life.

Origin

Chinese, literally 'the Book of the Way and its Power'.

Definition of Tao-te-Ching in US English:

Tao-te-Ching

(also Daodejing)

nounˈdou də ˈjiNG

The central Taoist text, ascribed to Lao-tzu, the traditional founder of Taoism. Apparently written as a guide for rulers, it defined the Tao, or way, and established the philosophical basis of Taoism.
Example sentencesExamples
- T'ai chi ch'uan incorporates the Taoist principles expressed in the Tao-te Ching.
- The classic Tao-te-Ching or ' Book of the Way and its Virtue ', attributed to Lao-tzu, sets out the principles for leading this higher life.

Origin

Chinese, literally ‘the Book of the Way and its Power’.

单词	Tao-te-Ching
释义	Definition of Tao-te-Ching in English: Tao-te-Ching (also Daodejing) nounˌtaʊtiːˈtʃɪŋˈdou də ˈjiNG The central Taoist text, ascribed to Lao-tzu, the traditional founder of Taoism. Apparently written as a guide for rulers, it defined the Tao, or way, and established the philosophical basis of Taoism. Example sentencesExamples T'ai chi ch'uan incorporates the Taoist principles expressed in the Tao-te Ching. The classic Tao-te-Ching or ' Book of the Way and its Virtue ', attributed to Lao-tzu, sets out the principles for leading this higher life. Origin Chinese, literally 'the Book of the Way and its Power'. Definition of Tao-te-Ching in US English: Tao-te-Ching (also Daodejing) nounˈdou də ˈjiNG The central Taoist text, ascribed to Lao-tzu, the traditional founder of Taoism. Apparently written as a guide for rulers, it defined the Tao, or way, and established the philosophical basis of Taoism. Example sentencesExamples T'ai chi ch'uan incorporates the Taoist principles expressed in the Tao-te Ching. The classic Tao-te-Ching or ' Book of the Way and its Virtue ', attributed to Lao-tzu, sets out the principles for leading this higher life. Origin Chinese, literally ‘the Book of the Way and its Power’.
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