Definition of Saudi in English:

Saudi

adjective ˈsɔːdiˈsaʊdi

Relating to Saudi Arabia or its ruling dynasty.
（与）沙特阿拉伯（有关）的；沙特王朝的
Example sentencesExamples
- The first oil was produced in the 1930s and in the 1940s and '50s Saudi oil exports began to bring in colossal wealth.
- A group of Saudi men gather in front of a store in Jeddah.
- That oil would diminish US dependence on Saudi energy exports.
- In the wake of the attacks, two certainties that formed the bedrock of Saudi society have been shaken.
- A team of 50 Saudi doctors have successfully separated Polish conjoined twins in an operation that took 18 hours.
- I am very concerned about the likely world-wide depression that would ensue if the world were to be cut off from Saudi crude.
- Until 1964, Saudi girls were not allowed to go to school.
- If the two million barrels that Iraq is still managing to pump every day were threatened, more pressure would fall on Saudi supplies.
- The president was accused during last year's presidential campaign of being too cozy with Saudi officials.
- According to the movie, these Saudi investors own about 7 percent of the U.S. economy.
- As a new rule, all Saudi visitors to the US are interviewed, fingerprinted and photographed upon arrival.
- I used to sneak into bars when I was 18 with some Saudi princes who were studying in the States.
- Withdrawals by Saudi investors may amount to $200 billion, adding to the recent decline in the value of the US currency.
- The theme park was bailed out by Saudi royalty ten years ago and the company's future is again dependent on its shareholders.
- These fields, which may account for two-thirds of total Saudi production, have pumped out a tremendous amount of oil by now.
- When universities in Saudi Arabia began opening in the 1960s, the number of Saudi students abroad decreased.
- ‘It is like an old company challenged by modernization,’ says one Saudi professional.
- But Indians work there as employees of Kuwaiti or Saudi companies.
- Many are contemplating anew what would happen if Saudi oil supplies were interrupted, even temporarily.
- While the oil-rich sheikhs and Saudi princes are treated like, well, royalty, what are those lowlier types in business and economy class eating?

nounPlural Saudis ˈsɔːdiˈsaʊdi

A citizen of Saudi Arabia, or a member of its ruling dynasty.
（与）沙特阿拉伯（有关）的；沙特王朝的
Example sentencesExamples
- With luck, the Americans and the Saudis will ride out this scary period.
- They wanted to create an atmosphere in which the Arab leaders would back the Saudis.
- Don't forget that these were the days of Iranian revolution, which frightened the Saudis also.
- But the Saudis need oil prices to stay around $24 to keep their economy humming.
- While Fahd and his family enjoyed the excesses of Western life, they insisted that Saudis adhere to the Wahhabi puritanical strain of Islam.
- On October 20th, 1973, the Saudis at last took the fateful step so long feared.
- The oil companies contend there may be too little gas under some of the tracts to justify the billions of dollars worth of installations that the Saudis want.
- These claims have been angrily denied by the Saudis.
- This same fear led the Saudis and Egyptians to push for early termination of the war.
- The prince understands that forcing the U.S. into a recession makes Americans buy less gasoline, causing the Saudis to make less money.
- Would ordinary Saudis do better with a British style limited constitutional monarchy or an unlimited democracy?
- Egyptians, Saudis, Syrians, etc. would describe themselves as ‘Arab’.
- A mass exodus of Western oil technicians could also have a long-term impact on the Saudis ' ability to manage their industry.
- Problems such as these, as well as drastic cultural differences, have limited the number of marriages between Saudis and Americans.
- Harry St John Philby had set his heart on being the first and had spent years preparing himself through gruelling camel journeys and careful political negotiations with the Saudis.
- The Saudis have been playing both sides of this issue.
- Companies are just not creating enough jobs, despite intense pressure to hire Saudis instead of South Asians and other expatriates.
- They're Iranians and Syrians and Saudis and Egyptians, but the core of them are the dissatisfied people who were disenfranchised.
- The official language of Saudi Arabia, spoken by virtually all Saudis, is Arabic.
- The Iranian Revolution of 1979 was a blow to the Saudis ' hard-won hegemony - the greatest threat since Nasser.

Origin

From the name of Abdul-Aziz ibn Saud (1880–1953), first king of Saudi Arabia.

Rhymes

cloudy, dowdy, Gaudí, howdy, rowdy

Definition of Saudi in US English:

Saudi

adjective

Relating to Saudi Arabia or its ruling dynasty.
（与）沙特阿拉伯（有关）的；沙特王朝的
Example sentencesExamples
- But Indians work there as employees of Kuwaiti or Saudi companies.
- A group of Saudi men gather in front of a store in Jeddah.
- Until 1964, Saudi girls were not allowed to go to school.
- If the two million barrels that Iraq is still managing to pump every day were threatened, more pressure would fall on Saudi supplies.
- As a new rule, all Saudi visitors to the US are interviewed, fingerprinted and photographed upon arrival.
- The president was accused during last year's presidential campaign of being too cozy with Saudi officials.
- While the oil-rich sheikhs and Saudi princes are treated like, well, royalty, what are those lowlier types in business and economy class eating?
- A team of 50 Saudi doctors have successfully separated Polish conjoined twins in an operation that took 18 hours.
- Withdrawals by Saudi investors may amount to $200 billion, adding to the recent decline in the value of the US currency.
- In the wake of the attacks, two certainties that formed the bedrock of Saudi society have been shaken.
- I used to sneak into bars when I was 18 with some Saudi princes who were studying in the States.
- The theme park was bailed out by Saudi royalty ten years ago and the company's future is again dependent on its shareholders.
- According to the movie, these Saudi investors own about 7 percent of the U.S. economy.
- The first oil was produced in the 1930s and in the 1940s and '50s Saudi oil exports began to bring in colossal wealth.
- ‘It is like an old company challenged by modernization,’ says one Saudi professional.
- Many are contemplating anew what would happen if Saudi oil supplies were interrupted, even temporarily.
- That oil would diminish US dependence on Saudi energy exports.
- When universities in Saudi Arabia began opening in the 1960s, the number of Saudi students abroad decreased.
- I am very concerned about the likely world-wide depression that would ensue if the world were to be cut off from Saudi crude.
- These fields, which may account for two-thirds of total Saudi production, have pumped out a tremendous amount of oil by now.

noun

A citizen of Saudi Arabia, or a member of its ruling dynasty.
（与）沙特阿拉伯（有关）的；沙特王朝的
Example sentencesExamples
- Egyptians, Saudis, Syrians, etc. would describe themselves as ‘Arab’.
- On October 20th, 1973, the Saudis at last took the fateful step so long feared.
- Companies are just not creating enough jobs, despite intense pressure to hire Saudis instead of South Asians and other expatriates.
- Problems such as these, as well as drastic cultural differences, have limited the number of marriages between Saudis and Americans.
- While Fahd and his family enjoyed the excesses of Western life, they insisted that Saudis adhere to the Wahhabi puritanical strain of Islam.
- Harry St John Philby had set his heart on being the first and had spent years preparing himself through gruelling camel journeys and careful political negotiations with the Saudis.
- With luck, the Americans and the Saudis will ride out this scary period.
- The official language of Saudi Arabia, spoken by virtually all Saudis, is Arabic.
- The Saudis have been playing both sides of this issue.
- A mass exodus of Western oil technicians could also have a long-term impact on the Saudis ' ability to manage their industry.
- Would ordinary Saudis do better with a British style limited constitutional monarchy or an unlimited democracy?
- This same fear led the Saudis and Egyptians to push for early termination of the war.
- The Iranian Revolution of 1979 was a blow to the Saudis ' hard-won hegemony - the greatest threat since Nasser.
- The oil companies contend there may be too little gas under some of the tracts to justify the billions of dollars worth of installations that the Saudis want.
- They wanted to create an atmosphere in which the Arab leaders would back the Saudis.
- The prince understands that forcing the U.S. into a recession makes Americans buy less gasoline, causing the Saudis to make less money.
- These claims have been angrily denied by the Saudis.
- But the Saudis need oil prices to stay around $24 to keep their economy humming.
- Don't forget that these were the days of Iranian revolution, which frightened the Saudis also.
- They're Iranians and Syrians and Saudis and Egyptians, but the core of them are the dissatisfied people who were disenfranchised.

Origin

From the name of Abdul-Aziz ibn Saud( 1880–1953), first king of Saudi Arabia.

单词	Saudi
释义	Definition of Saudi in English: Saudi adjective ˈsɔːdiˈsaʊdi Relating to Saudi Arabia or its ruling dynasty. （与）沙特阿拉伯（有关）的；沙特王朝的 Example sentencesExamples The first oil was produced in the 1930s and in the 1940s and '50s Saudi oil exports began to bring in colossal wealth. A group of Saudi men gather in front of a store in Jeddah. That oil would diminish US dependence on Saudi energy exports. In the wake of the attacks, two certainties that formed the bedrock of Saudi society have been shaken. A team of 50 Saudi doctors have successfully separated Polish conjoined twins in an operation that took 18 hours. I am very concerned about the likely world-wide depression that would ensue if the world were to be cut off from Saudi crude. Until 1964, Saudi girls were not allowed to go to school. If the two million barrels that Iraq is still managing to pump every day were threatened, more pressure would fall on Saudi supplies. The president was accused during last year's presidential campaign of being too cozy with Saudi officials. According to the movie, these Saudi investors own about 7 percent of the U.S. economy. As a new rule, all Saudi visitors to the US are interviewed, fingerprinted and photographed upon arrival. I used to sneak into bars when I was 18 with some Saudi princes who were studying in the States. Withdrawals by Saudi investors may amount to $200 billion, adding to the recent decline in the value of the US currency. The theme park was bailed out by Saudi royalty ten years ago and the company's future is again dependent on its shareholders. These fields, which may account for two-thirds of total Saudi production, have pumped out a tremendous amount of oil by now. When universities in Saudi Arabia began opening in the 1960s, the number of Saudi students abroad decreased. ‘It is like an old company challenged by modernization,’ says one Saudi professional. But Indians work there as employees of Kuwaiti or Saudi companies. Many are contemplating anew what would happen if Saudi oil supplies were interrupted, even temporarily. While the oil-rich sheikhs and Saudi princes are treated like, well, royalty, what are those lowlier types in business and economy class eating? nounPlural Saudis ˈsɔːdiˈsaʊdi A citizen of Saudi Arabia, or a member of its ruling dynasty. （与）沙特阿拉伯（有关）的；沙特王朝的 Example sentencesExamples With luck, the Americans and the Saudis will ride out this scary period. They wanted to create an atmosphere in which the Arab leaders would back the Saudis. Don't forget that these were the days of Iranian revolution, which frightened the Saudis also. But the Saudis need oil prices to stay around $24 to keep their economy humming. While Fahd and his family enjoyed the excesses of Western life, they insisted that Saudis adhere to the Wahhabi puritanical strain of Islam. On October 20th, 1973, the Saudis at last took the fateful step so long feared. The oil companies contend there may be too little gas under some of the tracts to justify the billions of dollars worth of installations that the Saudis want. These claims have been angrily denied by the Saudis. This same fear led the Saudis and Egyptians to push for early termination of the war. The prince understands that forcing the U.S. into a recession makes Americans buy less gasoline, causing the Saudis to make less money. Would ordinary Saudis do better with a British style limited constitutional monarchy or an unlimited democracy? Egyptians, Saudis, Syrians, etc. would describe themselves as ‘Arab’. A mass exodus of Western oil technicians could also have a long-term impact on the Saudis ' ability to manage their industry. Problems such as these, as well as drastic cultural differences, have limited the number of marriages between Saudis and Americans. Harry St John Philby had set his heart on being the first and had spent years preparing himself through gruelling camel journeys and careful political negotiations with the Saudis. The Saudis have been playing both sides of this issue. Companies are just not creating enough jobs, despite intense pressure to hire Saudis instead of South Asians and other expatriates. They're Iranians and Syrians and Saudis and Egyptians, but the core of them are the dissatisfied people who were disenfranchised. The official language of Saudi Arabia, spoken by virtually all Saudis, is Arabic. The Iranian Revolution of 1979 was a blow to the Saudis ' hard-won hegemony - the greatest threat since Nasser. Origin From the name of Abdul-Aziz ibn Saud (1880–1953), first king of Saudi Arabia. Rhymes cloudy, dowdy, Gaudí, howdy, rowdy Definition of Saudi in US English: Saudi adjective Relating to Saudi Arabia or its ruling dynasty. （与）沙特阿拉伯（有关）的；沙特王朝的 Example sentencesExamples But Indians work there as employees of Kuwaiti or Saudi companies. A group of Saudi men gather in front of a store in Jeddah. Until 1964, Saudi girls were not allowed to go to school. If the two million barrels that Iraq is still managing to pump every day were threatened, more pressure would fall on Saudi supplies. As a new rule, all Saudi visitors to the US are interviewed, fingerprinted and photographed upon arrival. The president was accused during last year's presidential campaign of being too cozy with Saudi officials. While the oil-rich sheikhs and Saudi princes are treated like, well, royalty, what are those lowlier types in business and economy class eating? A team of 50 Saudi doctors have successfully separated Polish conjoined twins in an operation that took 18 hours. Withdrawals by Saudi investors may amount to $200 billion, adding to the recent decline in the value of the US currency. In the wake of the attacks, two certainties that formed the bedrock of Saudi society have been shaken. I used to sneak into bars when I was 18 with some Saudi princes who were studying in the States. The theme park was bailed out by Saudi royalty ten years ago and the company's future is again dependent on its shareholders. According to the movie, these Saudi investors own about 7 percent of the U.S. economy. The first oil was produced in the 1930s and in the 1940s and '50s Saudi oil exports began to bring in colossal wealth. ‘It is like an old company challenged by modernization,’ says one Saudi professional. Many are contemplating anew what would happen if Saudi oil supplies were interrupted, even temporarily. That oil would diminish US dependence on Saudi energy exports. When universities in Saudi Arabia began opening in the 1960s, the number of Saudi students abroad decreased. I am very concerned about the likely world-wide depression that would ensue if the world were to be cut off from Saudi crude. These fields, which may account for two-thirds of total Saudi production, have pumped out a tremendous amount of oil by now. noun A citizen of Saudi Arabia, or a member of its ruling dynasty. （与）沙特阿拉伯（有关）的；沙特王朝的 Example sentencesExamples Egyptians, Saudis, Syrians, etc. would describe themselves as ‘Arab’. On October 20th, 1973, the Saudis at last took the fateful step so long feared. Companies are just not creating enough jobs, despite intense pressure to hire Saudis instead of South Asians and other expatriates. Problems such as these, as well as drastic cultural differences, have limited the number of marriages between Saudis and Americans. While Fahd and his family enjoyed the excesses of Western life, they insisted that Saudis adhere to the Wahhabi puritanical strain of Islam. Harry St John Philby had set his heart on being the first and had spent years preparing himself through gruelling camel journeys and careful political negotiations with the Saudis. With luck, the Americans and the Saudis will ride out this scary period. The official language of Saudi Arabia, spoken by virtually all Saudis, is Arabic. The Saudis have been playing both sides of this issue. A mass exodus of Western oil technicians could also have a long-term impact on the Saudis ' ability to manage their industry. Would ordinary Saudis do better with a British style limited constitutional monarchy or an unlimited democracy? This same fear led the Saudis and Egyptians to push for early termination of the war. The Iranian Revolution of 1979 was a blow to the Saudis ' hard-won hegemony - the greatest threat since Nasser. The oil companies contend there may be too little gas under some of the tracts to justify the billions of dollars worth of installations that the Saudis want. They wanted to create an atmosphere in which the Arab leaders would back the Saudis. The prince understands that forcing the U.S. into a recession makes Americans buy less gasoline, causing the Saudis to make less money. These claims have been angrily denied by the Saudis. But the Saudis need oil prices to stay around $24 to keep their economy humming. Don't forget that these were the days of Iranian revolution, which frightened the Saudis also. They're Iranians and Syrians and Saudis and Egyptians, but the core of them are the dissatisfied people who were disenfranchised. Origin From the name of Abdul-Aziz ibn Saud( 1880–1953), first king of Saudi Arabia.
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