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Krieg

American  
[kreek, kreeg] / krik, krig /

noun

German.

plural

Kriege,

plural

Kriegs
  1. war.


Example Sentences

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With his longtime producing partner Gary Krieg, they gravitated toward researchers solving the problem of “protein folding,” figuring out how to predict the 3-D shape of proteins from a chain of amino acids.

From The Wall Street Journal

To avoid jinxing it, Kohs and Krieg never even uttered the word Nobel.

From The Wall Street Journal

Prof Andreas Krieg, a Middle East security expert from King's College London, has called the movement of the blocks a "tool for territorial engineering".

From BBC

As Prof Andreas Krieg, a Middle East security expert from King's College London, says: "It's worse than starting from scratch - here you aren't starting in the sand, you are starting with rubble."

From BBC

Jacob Krieg put the finishing touches on the beatdown with a three-run homer in the eighth inning.

From Los Angeles Times