Qatar
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- proper noun
- /ˈkætar/
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Catar
- Some analysts estimate that 88 percent of Qatar's population is made up of migrant workers.
- population of Qatar
- Doha, Qatar
- Qatar and the UAE
First of all, I think the big question is why are Gulf countries like Qatar investing so heavily in sports?
- First of all, I think the big question is why are Gulf countries like Qatar investing so heavily in sports?
- And also Russia and also Iran and Qatar and Saudi Arabia, their economy is based on fossil fuels.
- Erdogan has reached agreements with countries including Qatar, Russia and Saudi Arabia to help prop up central bank reserves.
- So I was in Qatar for a week at a place called Camp Ossalaya, which was the main R&R; base for both Iraq and Afghanistan.
- OK, so The thing is, it goes to Qatar.
Examples
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We're planning on flying to Dubai, visiting Omen, Qatar, potentially some other countries in the region.
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So when you spoke about the recent campaign in in Qatar, you told yourself a story.
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We were in Qatar because you transfer from there into Iraq.
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Even before the latest developments, analysts were asking whether Qatar would resign from the council.
Academic text (1997) -
First of all, I think the big question is why are Gulf countries like Qatar investing so heavily in sports?
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Eighteen female pharmacy students received their Bachelor of Science degrees from Qatar University College of Pharmacy on November 30, 2011.
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Erdogan has reached agreements with countries including Qatar, Russia and Saudi Arabia to help prop up central bank reserves.
Synonyms
A country in the Middle East with a lot of oil and gas and capital Doha
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Qatar comes from the Arabic name Qaṭar, the old local name for the land and the people on the small peninsula in the Persian Gulf. A helpful way to remember it is that Qatar was simply the place's own name for centuries, and that is why it is the name of the country today.