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Definition of tung in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- çin'de yetişen ve meyvelerinden kurutucu bir yağ elde edilen ağaç
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Definition of tung in English English dictionary
- A tung tree
- {n} the instrument of speech, language, an insect
- Kuang tung Tung Pei Northeast Shan tung Tung Ch'i ch'ang Tung Chung shu Tung lin Academy Tung t'ing Hu Wong Tung Jim Liao tung Peninsula Mao Tse tung Shan tung Peninsula Chang Chih tung
- Chinese tree bearing seeds that yield tung oil
- tung oil
- An oil extracted from the seeds of the tung tree and used in varnishes and paints etc
- tung tree
- Any of several East Asian trees, of the genus Aleurites, cultivated for their seeds which are a source of tung oil
- Tung-Pei
- Chinese Dongbei or Tung-Pei ("Northeast") Historical region, northeastern China. It consists of the modern provinces of Liaoning, Jilin, and Heilongjiang; the northeastern portion of Inner Mongolia is sometimes also included. Throughout the early Chinese dynasties, China had only limited control over Manchuria. In 1211 Genghis Khan invaded and occupied Manchuria. Chinese rebellions overthrew the Yuan dynasty of the Mongols in 1368, and the Ming dynasty was established. The Qing (Manchu) dynasty originated there in the early 17th century and eventually spread over China. Russia and Japan fought each other for a foothold in the region during the Russo-Japanese War (1904-05); after its defeat, Russia ceded southern Manchuria to Japan. The Japanese occupied all of Manchuria in 1931 and created the puppet state of Manchukuo in 1932. The Soviets captured Manchuria in 1945, and Chinese communist guerrillas soon came to power. In 1953 Beijing divided Manchuria into its three current provinces. It is now one of China's most important industrial areas
- Tung-Pei Northeast
- Chinese Dongbei or Tung-Pei ("Northeast") Historical region, northeastern China. It consists of the modern provinces of Liaoning, Jilin, and Heilongjiang; the northeastern portion of Inner Mongolia is sometimes also included. Throughout the early Chinese dynasties, China had only limited control over Manchuria. In 1211 Genghis Khan invaded and occupied Manchuria. Chinese rebellions overthrew the Yuan dynasty of the Mongols in 1368, and the Ming dynasty was established. The Qing (Manchu) dynasty originated there in the early 17th century and eventually spread over China. Russia and Japan fought each other for a foothold in the region during the Russo-Japanese War (1904-05); after its defeat, Russia ceded southern Manchuria to Japan. The Japanese occupied all of Manchuria in 1931 and created the puppet state of Manchukuo in 1932. The Soviets captured Manchuria in 1945, and Chinese communist guerrillas soon came to power. In 1953 Beijing divided Manchuria into its three current provinces. It is now one of China's most important industrial areas
- tung oil
- A water-resistant finishing oil or varnish ingredient made from crushed tung-tree seeds
- tung oil
- A fast-drying oil obtained from the nut of the tung tree; also known as chinawood oil Generally used in fine wood finishing and in spar varnishes
- tung oil
- a yellow oil obtained from the seeds of the tung tree
- tung oil
- A natural-looking matte finish that enhances the color and grain of wood Used on interior surfaces, protects little against abrasions and is somewhat stain resistant
- tung tree
- Any of several eastern Asian trees of the genus Aleurites, especially A. montana and A. fordii, cultivated for their seeds that yield a commercially valuable drying oil
- tung tree
- Chinese tree bearing seeds that yield tung oil
- tongue or more correctly tung
- {n} an organ of speech, language, point, what projects out
- Mao Tse-tung
- Mao Zedong
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