as Féilìlǎ, as shown on the name of the street, with meaning "fat" (adj.). A street in Macau is called Avenida de Demetrio Cinatti. It has been transcribed as Diēměidiāo Shīnádì dà mǎlù, with diāo meaning cunning or wicked. According to Ghil'ad Zuckermann, phono-semantic matching in Chinese is common in four semantic domains: brand names, computer jargon, technological terms and toponyms. Some transcriptions are meant to have, or happen to have, positive connotations: United Kingdom is called / Yīngguó, literally "hero country". The first character, , is abbreviated from Yīngjílì, the early Chinese transcription of "English", but subsequently applied to the UK after it was formed from the union of England and Scotland. Germany is abbreviated as / Déguó, literally "moral country". The first character, , is abbreviated from Déyìzhì (the Chinese transcription of "Deutsch", the German word for "German"). United States of America is abbreviated / Měiguó, literally "beautiful country". It is abbreviated from Měilìjiān Hézhòngguó, being an early phonetic transcription of "America". Philippines as / Fēilǜbīn through transliteration. However Filipino-Chinese in the Philippines uses Fēiguó meaning "Fragrant Lands". Athens as Yǎdiǎn, literally "elegant" and "classical". Champs-Élysées as / Xiāngxièlìshè, meaning "fragrant pavilion (and) beautiful house". Dublin as Dūbólín, meaning "cypress forest capital". Firenze as Fěilěngcuì (by the poet Xu Zhimo), meaning "jadeite" and "cold". Today the city is usually known as / Fóluólúnsà or Fóluólúnsī, transcriptions based on the Anglo-French Florence rather than the endonym. Fontainebleau as / Fēngdānbáilù, meaning "red maple (and) white dew". Ithaca as / Qǐsèjiā, literally "gorgeous colour wonderful". Yosemite as / Yōushānměidì (also / Yōuxiānměidì, / Yōushèngměidì, / Yōushīměidì, or / Yōushèngměidì), meaning "elegant mountain / excellent and holy / elegant poem / superior (and) beautiful land". Champagne as / xiāngbīn, meaning "fragrant areca". Foreign companies are able to choose representations of their names which serve advertising purposes: Coca-Cola as / Kěkǒu Kělè, meaning "delicious (and) fun". Revlon as / Lùhuánóng, literally "revealing bright spring dew", excerpted from Li Bai's A Song of Pure Happiness (). Sheraton Hotels as / Xǐláidēng, "love to visit". Best Buy as / Bǎisīmǎi, "buy (after) thinking a hundred times". Subway restaurants as / Sàibǎiwèi, "competing (with) a hundred tastes". IKEA as Yíjiā, "suitable/proper for a home". Costco as Hǎoshìduō, "market of many great things". Duolingo as / Duōlínguó, "multiple neighboring countries". Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) as Kěndéjī, "agree to (a) virtuous foundation". McDonald's as / Màidāngláo, "wheat