yin

• n. （苏格兰）一个（等于one）；中国思想里的“阴”（与“阳”相对）；中国的殷代
• adj. （苏格兰）一个的
• pron. （苏格兰）一个

中文词源

来自汉语。

英文词源

yin (n.)

feminine or negative principle in Chinese philosophy, 1670s, from Chinese (Mandarin) yin, said to mean "female, night, lunar," or "shade, feminine, the moon." Compare yang. Yin-yang is from 1850.

双语例句

1. Chen Chun - yi and Chu Yin - chiu looked at one another and frowned.

陈君宜和 朱吟 秋对看着皱了眉头.

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2. " Chun - yi's right,'said Chu Yin - chiu .

“ 陈君翁 这话很对!

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3. Seeing him get up, Chu Yin - chiu followed suit.

朱吟秋也学着样.

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4. If he doesn't get Chu Yin - chiu's cocoons, he'll be in a bit of a jam - "

他要是捞不到朱吟秋的干茧, 可就有点窘, —— ”

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5. " Yes , both of us. Yin - chiu's turned over his factory to Wu Sun - fu , lock , stock and barrel.

“ 不错, 我们都是出租.

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