King and Mandarin

King

King noun - A person of rank, power, or influence in a particular field.

Mandarin and king are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mandarin" instead a noun "King".

Nearby Words: kingdom, kingly, kingship, kinglet

Mandarin

Mandarin noun - A worker in a government agency.
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Synonyms for Mandarin

King and mandarin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "King" instead a noun "Mandarin".

Nearby Word: mandarine

Both words in one sentence

  • Ethnic Scrappy Charlie the cook from the original King Kong (1933) is a definitive example of the Comedy Chinaman, mandarin suit and all.
  • Equal-Opportunity Evil And if the legend put forth in the short is to be believed, the entire organization was founded on the teachings of the Mandarin, an ancient Chinese warrior king.
  • Film / Iron Man 3 Meaningful Echo: The final line of the film: "I am Iron Man." Meaningful Name: A Mandarin was a Chinese official, described in the movie as "an adviser to the king".
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