Iraqi
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3.0
- noun
- /ɪˈrɑːki/
:
iraquí
- There were only a few initial complaints issued by Iraqis about suspected U.S. violations of the agreement.
- many Iraqis
- ordinary Iraqis
- displaced Iraqis
Now, their plane was not destroyed by the Iraqis, as we've been told for years.
- Now, their plane was not destroyed by the Iraqis, as we've been told for years.
- I believe Iraqis would have done that later on.
- So, so just to break that down, Iraqis were captured in Iran over there.
- And so I sympathized a lot with with the Iraqis and, and what they were doing.
- So Alpha platoon bravo for, for these Iraqis, right?
- And it was because he was demeaning like he would call, he would call Iraqis, which really bothered me.
- And then at night, I could start moving and, you know, you keep bumping into Iraqis and and various others.
- Because the Iraqis and the Afghans were both trained in, in the Soviet standard.
- So we have the Free Syrian Army who's fighting right now, both of the Assad regime and the Iraqis and Hezbollah militias and ISIS as well.
- And, and also some of the Iraqis I got got know really well.
- We got we killed more Iraqis than Saddam Hussein.
- Or, you know, that there's there's issues where, you know, where the Iraqis enfranchised.
- So you would take killing a million Iraqis if we could end the war on drugs here at home?
- We were turning over with the Iraqi, with the Iraqis.
Examples
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The Iraqis are willing to help.
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How many Iraqis living abroad want to go back?
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I have nothing against Iraqi people at all.
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I believe Iraqis would have done that later on.
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The cost of this war, in lives and treasure, for Americans and Iraqis, has been greater than we ever imagined.
Academic text (2008) -
Yet once the government was formed, most Iraqis gave it a month-long honeymoon.
Academic text (2011) -
If the Iraqis know the UN is independent, then the elections we supervise will be seen as legitimate.
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The Iraqi chef prepared a delicious traditional dish for the guests.
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Many Iraqi families are returning to their homeland after years of living abroad.
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Iraqi students are eager to learn more about their country's history and culture.
Compounds
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6.9
A group of Iraqi opposition leaders and parties formed in 1992 to oppose Saddam Hussein
A government group in Iraq that gathers secret information and runs secret operations to protect the country
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A region in northern Iraq where most people are Kurds and that has its own government
A secret police force in Iraq under Saddam Hussein, feared for human rights abuses
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Iraqi comes from the country name Iraq and the Arabic ending -i, meaning 'from' or 'of'. So an Iraqi is a person who is 'from Iraq'.