Synonyms for GAO
ˈgɑ oʊ, gaʊgao

Princeton's WordNet

1. Government Accounting Office, GAO, United States Government Accounting Officenoun

   an independent nonpartisan federal agency that acts as the investigative arm of Congress making the executive branch accountable to Congress and the government accountable to citizens of the United States

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1. List of paraphrases for "gao":

   high, kao, cao, bog, ko, higher

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1. List of known nicknames for "Gao":

   公子高

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1. gao

   Synonyms:
   Paste-Chinese medicine, see there
   

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1. Colonel Gilles Jarron:

   Last night, we launched an operation in the Gao region in coordination with Malian forces.

2. Xi Chen:

   Though restricted,( Gao) still tried his best to fulfill CDC's role as a public health and scientific adviser, his scientific publications in the early stage of the pandemic helped inform the world about the virus. He also championed the publication of a scientific journal in English -- China China CDC Weekly -- that aimed to make communications with the global public health arena more timely and transparent.

3. Boeing Co:

   The Boeing and Lockheed Martin team believe that the Air Force’s selection process was irreparably flawed and therefore have decided to continue with their protest before the GAO.

4. New York Fed:

   We will cooperate with the GAO as its work on this report proceeds.

5. Muslim Uighurs:

   We raise the cases of individuals like Liu Xiaobo, Xu Zhiyong, Gao Yu, Ilham Tohti, and Pu Zhiqiang, who are unjustly detained, china's increasing restrictions on freedom of expression and assembly -- including their visa restrictions on American journalists -- are not only wrong ; they are short-sighted. She also criticized the draft foreign NGO law that China is considering, which she said would threaten.