Synonyms for beijing
ˈbeɪˈdʒɪŋbei·jing

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1. Beijingnoun

   Synonyms:
   Yanjing, Peking

2. Beijingnoun

   The capital of the People's Republic of China.

   Synonyms:
   Yanjing, Peking

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1. Beijing, Peking, Peiping, capital of Red Chinanoun

   capital of the People's Republic of China in the Hebei province in northeastern China; 2nd largest Chinese city

   Synonyms:
   capital of Red China

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1. • China
   • National Capital

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1. List of paraphrases for "beijing":

   peking, bejing, jing, beijing-based

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1. United States:

   United States has long claimed that its U.S. user data has been stored on servers in United States and yet those representations provided no protection against the data being accessed from Beijing, indeed, TikTok's statement that' 100 % of United States user traffic is being routed to Oracle' says nothing about where that data can be accessed from.

2. Marsha Blackburn:

   The Chinese Communist Party's campaign of malign influence within the United Nations is an open secret that continually puts the lives of China's dissidents at risk, the international community can no longer turn a blind eye to Beijing’s egregious abuse. No whistleblower should be fired for exposing how the U.N. is aiding Communist China’s exploitation and abuse of the Muslim Uyghurs. Earlier this year, I introduced the United Nations Transparency and Accountability Act to strengthen America's leadership in the United Nations system and expose the CCP for their crimes.

3. Robert Lloyd Schellenberg:

   The Canadian government will make representations in Beijing, but based on past experience I am not sure whether this will work, we are in a very difficult place.

4. The United:

   The United States is of course troubled that these proposed actions... will worsen the reporting environment in China, beijing's actions prove time and again that the [ ruling Chinese Communist Party ] is afraid of independent and investigative media reporting that has only broadened and deepened the world's understanding of China for the better.

5. Heino Klinck:

   The Taliban is currying favor with the Chinese Communist Party because, right now, the Taliban finds itself internationally isolated, so they are hoping Beijing uses its influence to help the Taliban – particularly in financial and economic terms.