Krieg

[ kreek; English kreeg ]

noun

, German.

, plural Krie·ge [kree, -g, uh], English Kriegs.

1. war ¹.

Example Sentences

“Paving the road puts pressure on negotiators and mediators. The Israelis are trying to create a fait accompli,” says Dr Krieg.

From BBC

Andreas Krieg, a senior lecturer in security studies at Kings College London, said: "Israel takes a very broad approach to 'Hamas membership', which includes any affiliation with the organisation, including civil servants or administrators."

From BBC

“Basically, it’s a stalemate,” said Andreas Krieg, a war expert at King’s College London.

From New York Times

“It is an unwinnable war,” Dr. Krieg said.

From New York Times

“If you go into the tunnels and you try to free them with special forces, or whatever, you will kill them,” Dr. Krieg said.

From New York Times