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| Processed by: | richwarm (2012-01-18 23:32:48 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 38417 - submitted by 'aelena' >> Found too in some political books, such as Chinese Foreign Policy by analyst Marc Lanteigne. Editor: That's beyond the scope of a dictionary. Essentially, it just means "fifth generation", a meaning which is covered by our entries for 第, 五 and 代. It can refer to various things depending on the context. In English too, "fifth generation" refers to many different things in different contexts (such as computing, jet-fighter technology, Chinese cinema, Chinese politics etc.) but you won't find a definition of "fifth generation" in English dictionaries. |
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# 第五代 第五代 [di4 wu3 dai4] /term that refers to the upcoming generation of Chinese leaders, born in the 50's, including Xi jinping and Le Keqiang./ |