mac

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Clothesmacmac, mack /mæk/ noun [countable] British English DCCa coat which you wear to keep out the rain SYN mackintoshExamples from the Corpusmac• It hasn't quite been a wash-out, although the umbrellas and macs are out in force.• Outside the hotel Maggie turned up the collar of her mac.• He wore a cap and a longish mac done up at the neck.• It was short and hairy and it wore a long plastic mac.• He was getting hot inside his rubberized riding mac.• That was to show off their ten shilling macs.• Kenneth leading the way, trench mac billowing, we running three steps to his one to keep up. Related topics: ComputersMacMac /mæk/ noun 1 [countable] trademark informal ((Apple) Macintosh) a type of personal computer → PC Can you run this software on a Mac?2 American English spoken old-fashionedMANTALK TO somebody used to address a man whose name you do not knowExamples from the CorpusMac• My roommate just got a Mac.• The scale of the global Mac attack is impressive.• Hey, Mac, get out of the way.• Once, the coolest software was always developed first for the Mac.• The company already has licensed the Mac system to Motorola.• The Mac could be its salvation!• The Mac team was exhausted by the time they got their machine out the door.• Nearby, Pre-Owned Electronics offered refurbished, used Macs with six-month warranties.Origin mac (1900-2000) mackintosh

单词	mac
释义	mac From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Clothesmacmac, mack /mæk/ noun [countable] British English DCCa coat which you wear to keep out the rain SYN mackintoshExamples from the Corpusmac• It hasn't quite been a wash-out, although the umbrellas and macs are out in force.• Outside the hotel Maggie turned up the collar of her mac.• He wore a cap and a longish mac done up at the neck.• It was short and hairy and it wore a long plastic mac.• He was getting hot inside his rubberized riding mac.• That was to show off their ten shilling macs.• Kenneth leading the way, trench mac billowing, we running three steps to his one to keep up. Related topics: ComputersMacMac /mæk/ noun 1 [countable] trademark informal ((Apple) Macintosh) a type of personal computer → PC Can you run this software on a Mac?2 American English spoken old-fashionedMANTALK TO somebody used to address a man whose name you do not knowExamples from the CorpusMac• My roommate just got a Mac.• The scale of the global Mac attack is impressive.• Hey, Mac, get out of the way.• Once, the coolest software was always developed first for the Mac.• The company already has licensed the Mac system to Motorola.• The Mac could be its salvation!• The Mac team was exhausted by the time they got their machine out the door.• Nearby, Pre-Owned Electronics offered refurbished, used Macs with six-month warranties.Origin mac (1900-2000) mackintosh
随便看	run to do something run to earth run to fat run to ground run to seed run to somebody/something run up run up against run up against something/somebody run up something run wild run with run with something run your eye over run your eyes along etc run your eyes over etc run your eyes over/along etc something run your fingers along etc run your fingers over etc run your fingers through etc run your fingers through/over/along etc something run yourself into the ground run-of-the-mill run-on sentence run/carry out/make a check