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Sina

Description:

Sina can be used as a noun or a verb, and it has multiple senses and usages. It is a term with both popular and local connotations. In some contexts, it refers to a popular Chinese internet portal, while in other cases, it signifies a local term used in various languages and cultures.

Possible Parts of Speech:

  • Noun: Referring to a popular Chinese internet portal.
  • Noun: A local term used in various languages and cultures.
  • Verb: To express or convey messages or information through the internet portal.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1: As a noun, sina refers to a popular Chinese internet portal providing various online services, such as email, news, entertainment, and search engine functionality.

Sample Sentence 1: Have you checked the latest news on Sina today? It has some interesting articles.

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Sense 2: As a noun, sina is a local term used in multiple languages and cultures, representing different concepts and meanings depending on the context.

Sample Sentence 2: In the Swahili language, 'sina' means "to not have" or "without."

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Sense 3: As a verb, sina describes the action of expressing or conveying messages or information using the Sina internet portal.

Sample Sentence 3: I will sina the pictures from our trip to my friends using the Sina email service.

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