Subnotebook

Pronunciation: /sʌbˈnoʊtˌbʊk/

Definitions of subnotebook

noun a small, lightweight laptop computer

Example Sentences

A1 I have a small subnotebook for taking notes in class.

A2 She uses her subnotebook to keep track of her appointments and deadlines.

B1 The subnotebook is lightweight and easy to carry around for work meetings.

B2 The subnotebook has a long battery life, making it perfect for traveling.

C1 The subnotebook's high-resolution display makes it ideal for graphic design work.

C2 Professionals in the tech industry often rely on subnotebooks for their portability and performance.

Examples of subnotebook in a Sentence

formal The subnotebook is a compact and lightweight laptop designed for portability.

informal I love my subnotebook because it's so easy to carry around.

slang I scored a sweet deal on a subnotebook at the electronics store.

figurative Her mind was like a subnotebook, storing information neatly and efficiently.

Grammatical Forms of subnotebook

• past tense: subnotebooked
• plural: subnotebooks
• comparative: more subnotebook
• superlative: most subnotebook
• present tense: subnotebooks
• future tense: will subnotebook
• perfect tense: have subnotebooked
• continuous tense: is subnotebooking
• singular: subnotebook
• positive degree: subnotebook
• infinitive: to subnotebook
• gerund: subnotebooking
• participle: subnotebooked

Origin and Evolution of subnotebook

First Known Use: 1989 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'subnotebook' originated as a combination of the prefix 'sub-' meaning below or under, and 'notebook' referring to a small book or pad for writing notes.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe smaller and more portable versions of traditional notebooks or laptops, the term 'subnotebook' has evolved to encompass a wider range of compact and lightweight computing devices such as ultrabooks and tablets.