protean, prodigious, akin. Exhibiting considerable variety or diversity: China has a long history of urging multinationals to share considerable technology in exchange for access to its market.

No details were immediately available on Monday on what Tesla has agreed to do in exchange for the approvals. China has a long history of urging multinationals to share considerable technology in exchange for access to its market. But the Chinese government insists that it does not force foreign companies to surrender their commercial secrets, and promised the Trump administration it would not do so.

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 Protean Pattern


The Protean Master of the Ballets Russes
By ALASTAIR MACAULAY
The Dutch scholar Sjeng Scheijen traces the life and career of Serge Diaghilev, the impresario of the Ballets Russes.




'The China Lover'

By IAN BURUMA
Reviewed by JOSHUA HAMMER

This novel’s protean, real-life heroine starts out as a film sensation in occupied China and ends up in Japanese parliament.

Picasso: Protean and Prodigious, the Greatest Single Force in 70 Years of Art

protean
pro·te·an (prō'tē-ən, prō-tē'-)
adj.

1. Readily taking on varied shapes, forms, or meanings.
2. Exhibiting considerable variety or diversity: "He loved to show off his protean talent" (William A. Henry III).

[From PROTEUS.]

• [próutiən, proutíːən]

[形]((文))

1 変幻自在な, 変化きわまりない.

2 〈俳優が〉種々の役をこなせる.