陳納德

简 陈纳德 · 繁 陳納德
Mandarin · pinyin Chén nà dé

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  1. Claire Lee Chennault (1890–1958), American military aviator and brigadier general, commander of the Flying Tigers 飛虎隊 Fēi hǔ duì, a volunteer group that assisted China in resisting Japanese forces during World War II
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德
dé · ethics, morality, virtue
陈
chén · exhibit, display; plead; a surname
纳
nà · admit, take, receive, accept
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2–4–2 · Chen2 na4 de2

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陳納德 · Chen2 na4 de2
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Exact source record陳納德 陈纳德 [Chen2 na4 de2] /Claire Lee Chennault (1890–1958), American military aviator and brigadier general, commander of the Flying Tigers 飛虎隊|飞虎队[Fei1 hu3 dui4], a volunteer group that assisted China in resisting Japanese forces during World War II/