gi1
nounPlural GIs, Plural gisɡiːɡē
The loose white jacket worn in judo.
- Clip them onto strategic places on the gis of the students (end of sleeve, elbow, ankles, knees, lapel, back of neck, etc.)
- Seven men in gis stand around him, in attack poses.
- They were dressed in their gis, having just finished training.
- Competitions in this sport resemble Brazilian Jiu-jitsu competitions, although competitors do not usually wear gis.
- Inside, people trickled onto a long, white canvas mat dressed in white gis (traditional martial arts uniforms) and white belts.
Origin
Japanese.
GI2
nounPlural GIs, Plural gisdʒiːˈʌɪˌdʒi ˈaɪ
A private soldier in the US army.
she went off with a GI during the warprivate soldier, common soldier
Origin
1930s (originally denoting equipment supplied to US forces): abbreviation of government (or general) issue.
GI3
nounPlural GIs, Plural gisdʒiːˈʌɪ
- a food is considered to have a low GI if its score is below fifty fiveshort for glycaemic indexas modifier I've cut out high GI carbohydrates
GI4
adjective
- bacteria in the GI tract fulfil many vital functions and are critical for digestionshort for gastrointestinal
gi1
nounɡē
A lightweight two-piece white garment worn in judo and other martial arts. A gi typically consists of loose-fitting pants and a jacket that is closed with a cloth belt.
- Competitions in this sport resemble Brazilian Jiu-jitsu competitions, although competitors do not usually wear gis.
- Clip them onto strategic places on the gis of the students (end of sleeve, elbow, ankles, knees, lapel, back of neck, etc.)
- Inside, people trickled onto a long, white canvas mat dressed in white gis (traditional martial arts uniforms) and white belts.
- Seven men in gis stand around him, in attack poses.
- They were dressed in their gis, having just finished training.
Origin
Japanese.
GI2
nounˌdʒi ˈaɪˌjē ˈī
A private soldier in the US army.
she went off with a GI during the warprivate soldier, common soldier
Origin
1930s (originally denoting equipment supplied to US forces): abbreviation of government (or general) issue.
GI3
noun
- a food is considered to have a low GI if its score is below fifty fiveshort for glycemic indexas modifier I've cut out high GI carbohydrates
GI4
adjective
- bacteria in the GI tract fulfill many vital functions and are critical for digestionshort for gastrointestinal
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