Qi
[chœ] /tʃœ/
noun, Pinyin.
1.
(in traditional Chinese medicine and philosophy) the vital life force that flows through the body and is supposedly regulated by acupuncture.
[chœ] /tʃœ/
noun, Pinyin.
1.
.
/tʃiː/
noun
1.
a variant of chi2
n.
“physical life force,” 1850, from Chinese qi “air, breath.”
quality improvement
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