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FBI
This term is a proper noun referring to a specific government agency. In American English, it is almost always used without a preceding definite article when functioning as a proper name in certain contexts, though "the FBI" is the standard form when referring to the organization as a whole.
Because it is a unique entity, the term does not have a plural form. It is treated as a collective noun, which in American English typically takes a singular verb (e.g., "The FBI is investigating"), whereas in British English, collective nouns can sometimes take plural verbs.
Meanings
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, which is the principal law enforcement agency of the United States government responsible for domestic intelligence and security services.
Examples
The FBI is investigating the corporate fraud case.
I cannot believe the FBI actually showed up at my door.
The FBI agent flashed his badge and asked for identification.
He spent ten years working for the FBI in Washington.
Wait, is the FBI listening to this call right now?
The FBI has a wide network of field offices across the country.
She dreamed of joining the FBI to fight cybercrime.
The FBI gathered enough evidence to make an arrest.