sinologist
IPA: sinˈɑɫʌdʒɪst
noun
- A student or expert in sinology.
- Alternative spelling of sinologist [A student or expert in sinology.]
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Examples of "sinologist" in Sentences
- A sinologist needs to look into it.
- Sinologist translates Chinese literature.
- Sinologists are interested in Chinese performances.
- He's a bloody Sinologist turned political scientist.
- As a sinologist, Bouvet focused his research on 'I Ching'.
- It's a strong comment from a leading sinologist in this area.
- Ann was a prominent Hong Kong industrialist, legislator and sinologist.
- He was the son of the prominent missionary and sinologist Richard Wilhelm.
- • John Derry Chinnery, sinologist, born 30 June 1924; died 12 October 2010
- His scientific background is that of a geographer, sinologist and ethnologist.
- His scientific background is that of a geographer, sinologist und ethnologist.
- G.H. Luce, a pioneering sinologist in the early twentieth century, has utilized Chinese records to discuss countries/city-states around Burma.
- The Max Planck Institute was quick to acknowledge its error explaining that it had consulted a German sinologist prior to publication of the text.
- "Cultural Pictures from China" celebrates the life and work of German sinologist Otto Franke (1863-1946) through paintings and objects from his studies in Asia.
- Then in the early 20th century the sinologist Edmund Backhouse published with a journalist a counterfeit memoir supposedly written by a member of the royal court of the last Empress Dowager of China.
- The sinologist John Chinnery, who has died aged 86, served as the head of the department of Chinese at Edinburgh University for more than 25 years and was a co-founder of the Scotland-China Association.
- But it also holds true in a different sense today, exactly a century since van Gulik's birth the Dutch diplomat and sinologist would be almost entirely forgotten were it not for his fictional doppelganger.