Pronunciation: /tʃi/
noun a Chinese concept referring to the natural energy or life force that flows through all living things
A1 I like to drink green tea with chi in it.
A2 In Chinese medicine, chi is believed to be the life force energy.
B1 Tai chi is a popular form of exercise in China.
B2 The acupuncturist focused on balancing my chi during the treatment.
C1 Martial arts masters are said to have exceptional control over their chi.
C2 The concept of chi is deeply rooted in traditional Chinese philosophy and medicine.
adjective relating to the Chinese concept of chi
A1 She wore a chi dress to the party.
A2 The chi tea at the cafe was delicious.
B1 The chi atmosphere in the room was calming.
B2 The chi decor of the restaurant gave it a cozy feel.
C1 The chi ambiance of the spa helped me relax instantly.
C2 Her chi presence in the room commanded attention.
formal In traditional Chinese medicine, chi is believed to be the vital energy that flows through the body.
informal I'm going to try acupuncture to balance my chi.
slang I need to chill and get my chi right.
figurative The artist's work had a chi that resonated with the audience.
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