Mac

Pronunciation: /mæk/

Definitions of mac

noun a term used to refer to a Macintosh computer or a type of waterproof raincoat

Example Sentences

A1 I use a mac to slice vegetables.

A2 She bought a new mac for her graphic design work.

B1 The mac computer is known for its sleek design.

B2 I prefer using a mac over a PC for my video editing projects.

C1 The macbook pro is considered one of the best laptops for professionals.

C2 He customized his mac desktop with the latest hardware upgrades.

Examples of mac in a Sentence

formal The new software update is compatible with both PC and Mac systems.

informal I love using my Mac for all my work and personal tasks.

slang I'm saving up to buy a new Macbook for school next semester.

figurative Her mind was like a well-oiled Mac, processing information quickly and efficiently.

Grammatical Forms of mac

• past tense: macked
• plural: macs
• comparative: more mac
• superlative: most mac
• present tense: mac
• future tense: will mac
• perfect tense: have macked
• continuous tense: is macking
• singular: mac
• positive degree: mac
• infinitive: to mac
• gerund: macking
• participle: macking

Origin and Evolution of mac

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Scottish Gaelic

Story behind the word: The word 'mac' originated from the Scottish Gaelic word 'mac', which means 'son' or 'son of'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'mac' has been used in various contexts, such as in surnames to indicate lineage or in modern slang to refer to a casual or informal way of addressing someone.