Huang Hai
- proper noun
- Fishermen have relied on the rich waters of the Huang Hai for centuries.
Examples
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The pollution levels in the Huang Hai have become a growing concern for environmentalists in China and Korea.
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Many migratory birds rest along the shores of the Huang Hai during their annual journey.
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The Huang Hai is known for its rich marine biodiversity.
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Many fishing boats operate in the Huang Hai.
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Fishermen have relied on the rich waters of the Huang Hai for centuries.
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The pollution levels in the Huang Hai have become a growing concern for environmentalists in China and Korea.
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Many migratory birds rest along the shores of the Huang Hai during their annual journey.
Synonyms
A sea between China and the Korean Peninsula in East Asia
Surface Forms
Morphology
Huang + Hai
Huang Hai is a transliterated Chinese place name (literally 'Yellow Sea') whose constituent tokens are not English words in the provided data. A B1 English learner who only knows the listed constituents in English would not be able to derive the meaning; only speakers who know Mandarin would find it transparent, so for English learners it is opaque.
Etymology
Huang Hai is a Chinese name made of Huang meaning 'yellow' and Hai meaning 'sea'. The name may come from the yellow mud the Yellow River carries into the water, making parts of the sea look yellow, so it now means the sea between China and Korea.