kwan in English

noun

Michelle Kwan (born 1980), leading figure skater from the United States (Olympic silver medallist, 3-time U.S. Champion, 2-time World Champion); family name

Use "kwan" in a sentence

1. Babyhood, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong

2. You were at Man Ok Kwan?

3. Abducted (The Kwan Thrillers Book 2) Book 2 of 4: The Kwan Thrillers by Ken Warner Dec 16, 2020

4. Seok Myung-kwan Former President of Hangyul Bank

5. Klosh? Kwan led the council to the igloo of Keesh.

6. 10 Luxi Alu Ancient Cave Fair Worshiping Kwan - yin.

7. It was even bigger than the igloo of the chief , Klosh - Kwan.

8. During the revolutions, Khan Sun Do, a descendant of the Kwan Do family, unites the five territories.

9. Signed Chinese Blanc de Chine Porcelain Statue Kwan Yin & Child 19th Century.

10. 10 Today, Mount Putuo is the largest oblation place for Kwan-yin Bodhisattva.

11. One night the village council met in the big igloo of Klosh? Kwan , the chief.

12. On 22 March 2012, Pacnet opened its fourth advanced data centre in the Tseung Kwan O Industrial Estate, Hong Kong.

13. Kit eventually learns that Kwan hired Billy to find the envelope and that Billy is ordered to execute the three of them.

14. 29 Now in the exploitation, there are cavities about history of Buddha, publicity and Kwan-yin, which bring forth abundant Buddha culture to the earthling.

15. For after all, it was in Singapore, under the towering figure of Lee Kwan Yew that the dream of a New Asian Century first became a reality.

16. 12 The so-called Chaoyin Temple means, under the protection of Kwan Yin, the incoming tidewater can only be transformed into the Brahma voice, and disappears invisibly.

17. The island boasts two exceptional beaches: Tung Wan, a popular bathing area with an array of idyllic beach houses and Kwan-yin Wan, known as a windsurfing haven.

18. He began his acting career at age 37, in the first Wong Fei-hung film to star Kwan Tak-hing, Story of Huang Feihong (1949), though his film appearances were rare until the late 1950s.

19. CSW reported that prisoners in kwan-li-so were forced to complete work such as mining, logging and intensive factory labour on the Barest of food rations, leaving them prone to fatigue and sickness, and in many cases, to eventual death.

20. Many Brahmanistic rituals such as the First Plowing (‘Raek Na Kwan’) ceremony were also adopted by the Thai royal court, and even commonplace concepts such as the belief in ‘Khwan’ – the finite amount of spirit that exists within an individual which may wander or escape from the body – are also linked to Folk Brahmanism (Kirsch, 1977).