Pronunciation: /ɡik/
noun a person who is extremely interested in and knowledgeable about a particular subject or activity
A1 My friend is a geek when it comes to video games.
A2 She's a bit of a geek when it comes to technology.
B1 As a self-proclaimed geek, he loves attending comic book conventions.
B2 The geek in our group always has the latest gadgets.
C1 His reputation as a tech geek is well-known in the industry.
C2 The computer geek impressed everyone with his coding skills.
verb not applicable
A1 I geek out over comic books.
A2 She geeks out about technology.
B1 They geek out on video games every weekend.
B2 He geeks out on coding and programming.
C1 The group of friends geek out together on science fiction movies.
C2 She geeks out on astrophysics and quantum mechanics in her spare time.
adjective not applicable
A1 He is a geeky guy who loves playing video games.
A2 She has a geeky interest in science fiction movies.
B1 The geeky professor impressed his students with his extensive knowledge.
B2 The geeky developer created a complex software program from scratch.
C1 Her geeky passion for coding led her to pursue a career in computer science.
C2 The geeky enthusiast spent hours researching the latest technological advancements.
adverb not applicable
A1 He is a geeky guy who loves playing video games.
A2 She geekily explained the latest technology trends to her friends.
B1 The programmer geekishly coded all night to finish the project on time.
B2 The IT specialist geekly analyzed the system's vulnerabilities and proposed solutions.
C1 The tech entrepreneur geekishly pursued innovative ideas to disrupt the market.
C2 The cybersecurity expert geekily decrypted the complex encryption algorithm.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The geek fixed my computer.
A2 The geek loves playing video games.
B1 The geek is always up to date with the latest technology.
B2 The geek built a robot from scratch.
C1 The geek's knowledge of programming languages is impressive.
C2 The geek was invited to speak at a tech conference.
preposition not applicable
A1 I am a geek for video games.
A2 She is a geek about technology.
B1 He is a geek in computer programming.
B2 They are geeks when it comes to astronomy.
C1 Being a geek in mathematics, she excelled in her studies.
C2 As a geek of literature, he could discuss classic novels for hours.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I am a geek and I love to play video games.
A2 She is a geek, so she knows a lot about computers.
B1 He may be a geek, but he also enjoys outdoor activities.
B2 Being a geek, she excels in programming and coding.
C1 Despite being a geek, he is also a talented musician.
C2 As a geek, she has a deep understanding of quantum physics.
interjection not applicable
A1 Geek! I finally fixed my computer by myself.
A2 Geek! Look at this cool new app I found.
B1 Geek! Can you help me set up my new gaming console?
B2 Geek! I just built my own custom PC.
C1 Geek! I just finished coding a new software program.
C2 Geek! I developed a new algorithm for data analysis.
article not applicable
A1 My friend is a geek when it comes to video games.
A2 She is a bit of a geek when it comes to technology.
B1 As a geek, he spends hours coding and building websites.
B2 Being a geek, she is always up-to-date with the latest gadgets.
C1 His reputation as a geek in the tech industry is well-known.
C2 She is a true geek with a deep passion for computer science.
formal The computer programmer was considered a geek due to his extensive knowledge of coding languages.
informal My brother is a total geek when it comes to video games.
slang I'm such a tech geek, I can't live without my gadgets.
figurative She's a fashion geek, always keeping up with the latest trends.
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