"Xing" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Xing" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Xing" Meaning
Crossing or intersection, usually of two roads or paths.
"Xing" Examples
Examples of "Xing"
Verb
I'm trying to xing my fingers to calm down.
She's good at playing xing on the piano.
I love xing small creatures in the garden.
Verb (idiomatic expression)
When I fell down, I xing my knee.
He xing his luck and won the lottery.
Person name
Xing Li is a famous Chinese athlete.
Xing Ping is a popular Chinese restaurant in town.
Abbreviation
.cn is the top-level domain code for China, often represented by the letter Xing.
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Xifaxan
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Xinxiang
Xinyang
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