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GI [dʒi: 'ai]

n. 镀锌铁(充气的,美国兵)

[ noun ]

a unit of magnetomotive force equal to 0.7958 ampere-turns

<noun.quantity>

[ verb ]

clean in preparation for inspection

<verb.contact>

g.i.

the soldiers GIed the barracks

[ adj ]

of or relating to the stomach and intestines

<adj.pert>

a gastrointestinal disorder

One of the latest items for GI menus is an all-natural bread with a shelf life of three years.
"The Commies are our slaves now," said one Chinese merchant who learned his colloquial English from American GI customers during the war. "They need us more than we need them." But the change has not completely satisfied the Chinese.
One official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, "Every GI who is turned over to us is dealt with.
Cavazos grew up on the ranch, served in the Army for two years, attended college in Texas on the GI Bill and earned a doctorate in physiology from Iowa State University.
The inspiration came from veterans in his classes, Morrell said, and from the life of Audie Murphy, the actor who was America's most decorated GI in World War II.
Baik Sung-hak was a 12-year-old orphan and felt lucky to be taken on by a U.S. artillery unit as a "washy-washy boy." He was not paid in money, but in food, candy, gum and the friendship of a GI he called Billy, who also had been an orphan.
Employees who handle the GI Bill, they say, are working to ease the backlog in other areas.
Mr Alexander points out that the GI bill subsidising the college education of ex-servicemen after the Second World War did not stipulate that the money must be spent in the public sector.
After his discharge, he went to hotel-management school under the GI Bill, got married and eventually got a job in a Miami Beach hotel as a bellboy.
The proposal, which its backers have called "the new GI bill," would require youths to do some type of military or civilian public service in order to receive federal education grants.
Many Vietnam era veterans who want to take advantage of the GI Bill to further their educations will soon run out of luck.
Children would see fewer pitches to buy GI Joes, Barbie Dolls and sugar-coated breakfast cereals on their favorite Saturday morning television programs under legislation nearing final action in Congress.
Manuel Antonio Noriega lined up at a refugee camp for a Christmas dinner of GI rations.
If that were all this slight but driven 62-year-old product of Boston public schools and MIT (on the GI Bill) had to throw against a projected $15 million opposition, he might be headed for martyrdom in the name of school choice.
Congress is already looking at a big package of veterans benefits, including a new GI Bill that would ask U.S. allies to help finance education assistance, small-business loans and health-care for those who served in the Gulf.
He drew and wrote "Buckley," a long-running cartoon in the early 1950s that revolved around a GI character that grew out of his own Army service.
This battle in Korea has been called a lot of fancy names in the past three weeks. Some have said it is merely a police action, but try telling a GI in the foxholes of Korea that he is just a cop on his beat.
Following the flotation, 64 per cent of its equity is held by Guangdong Investment (GI); another 28 per cent by the newly introduced public investors; and 8 per cent by GDC's managing director, Mr Paul Tsui. GI is itself listed in Hong Kong.
Following the flotation, 64 per cent of its equity is held by Guangdong Investment (GI); another 28 per cent by the newly introduced public investors; and 8 per cent by GDC's managing director, Mr Paul Tsui. GI is itself listed in Hong Kong.
In the optimistic years following World War II and the success of the GI bill, people asked themselves, "Why shouldn't everybody have a chance to go to college?
The occupation troops-turned-allies are still a daily fact of life, whether it's a fatigue-clad GI riding the S-4 subway home from Frankfurt or the young soldier's wife in Bitburg learning German from her landlord.
Mario Rognoni, a former cabinet member, said Noriega considered taking his own life because he didn't want to go down in history as the war trophy of some unknown American GI, according to a report published in today's editions.
The strip depicts Steve Canyon and Mauldin's famous GI, Willie, burying Caniff.
The GI bill that expires Dec. 31 followed the Korean War GI bill and the pioneering World War II GI bill.
The GI bill that expires Dec. 31 followed the Korean War GI bill and the pioneering World War II GI bill.
The GI bill that expires Dec. 31 followed the Korean War GI bill and the pioneering World War II GI bill.
"It reminds me of your GI Joe days," Mrs. Rooker said to her son, her voice choking.
Also approved was legislation extending Vietnam era GI Bill education benefits to 1977 and 1978 graduates of the military academies and 1978 graduates of Reserve Officer and Training Corps programs at other schools.
After Army duty, he went to Boston College on the GI bill and then entered law school in Maine.

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