脱颖而出 | tuō yǐng ér chū | to reveal one's talent (idiom); to rise above others; to distinguish oneself | |
新颖 | xīn yǐng | lit. new bud; fig. new and original | |
聪颖 | cōng yǐng | smart; intelligent | |
颖悟 | yǐng wù | intelligent; bright | |
王颖 | wáng yǐng | Wayne Wang (1949-), Chinese US film director |
1 | I have only one semester girl Tao Ying give me information, I was just thinking of reaction, because my memory is so bad, there was contact time is too short. | |
2 | He found a word, ying, which means the bud of a tree. | |
3 | "It`s just like a course supermarket, " said Xuan. | |
4 | Shen Jiaying and her team is planning to put up an aid site for children's psychology counselling. She is preparing the training data today. | |
5 | Xuan Tianying, an expert in the Chinese Association of Higher Education, attributes the quality of such elective courses to US universities` democratic approach to the curriculum. |