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Meanings of WI in English

Portuguese
wisconsin

A midwestern state in north central United States.

wisconsin
Usage of WI in English
1
Therefore, 5G will be more similar to WI-FI technology than cellular technology.
The South African
2
Which may seem counterproductive, given the WI's long association with home cooking.
The Guardian
3
For WI members, a huge part of the appeal is the community.
The Guardian
4
The artifacts shown by VISTA-TSV were equivalent to those shown by ssT2WI.
Pubmed
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The WI can do something for both of those sorts of woman.
The Guardian
6
In a way, the WI message was so successful that the WI suffered.
The Guardian
7
The problem with this argument is that WI women have always made jam.
The Guardian
8
Does the WI thrive in the digital age as well as it could?
The Guardian
9
There is a certain resonance to the Mercers supplying the WI, says Paul.
The Guardian
10
Although not a WI member herself, Robinson is happily seduced by its rhetoric.
The Guardian
11
He proved it can be done in Oshkosh, WI at this week's AirVenture.
Wired
12
And here they delayed the England match until after the WI.
The Guardian
13
But even Denman's tone could be saccharine when it came to the WI.
The Guardian
14
Ruth Bond, a former NFWI chair, joined the WI in 1976.
The Guardian
15
As the head of the WI, she tirelessly promoted education and social reform.
The Guardian
16
Yes, free Wi-Fi on planes will very soon become an everyday reality.
News.com.au
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wisconsin
WI through the time
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Australia
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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