Synonyms for peng
peng

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1. pengadjective

   Synonyms:
   fit, hot

2. pengadjective

   physically or sexually attractive

   Synonyms:
   hot, fit

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1. List of paraphrases for "peng":

   pang, ping, mirs, changping, p.eng., bing

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1. PENG

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1. Thomas Bach:

   This is why we invited her for a meeting here, to show everybody it is not just a one-off effort. We will keep this contact up. We answered the question 'where is Peng Shuai?' We are continuing by having invited her to come to [the IOC headquarters].

2. Juan Antonio:

   Everybody should be concentrating on the well-being of Peng Shuai and not trying to use this for any other purpose, don't write it off the silent diplomacy, it's a very powerful tool and we plan to stick to that.

3. Steve Simon:

   Peng took a bold step in publicly coming forth with the accusation that she was sexually assaulted by a senior Chinese government leader, as we would do with any of our players globally, we have called for a formal investigation into the allegations by the appropriate authorities and an opportunity for the WTA to meet with Peng — privately — to discuss her situation.

4. Thomas Bach:

   We were trying to answer the question everybody was asking: 'Where is Peng Shuai?' This is why we took this human-centred approach from the very beginning, this is why we invited her for a meeting here, to show everybody it is not just a one-off effort. We will keep this contact up. We answered the question 'where is Peng Shuai?' We are continuing by having invited her to come to [the IOC headquarters].

5. Bill Hagerty:

   What President Biden should do is insist that the International Olympic Committee move the Olympics from Beijing. The United States should lead the world in protecting not only our own athletes, but all athletes from the malign behavior of the Chinese Communist Party as evidenced by the recent disappearance of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai.