Definition of mic in English:

mic

noun mʌɪkmaɪk

informal

A microphone.
Example sentencesExamples
- A roadie ran on with another mic so then I was holding two mics taped together and I wasn't really sure which one to sing into.
- They sat in a windowless room and a censor turned on their speakers and mics when he or she wanted them to listen or talk.
- We spent about $300 on rentals and put two mics into a DAT machine.
- So for the next hour, we moved everyone 20 yards over and then reset the mics and the levels.
- You had to understand the acoustics of it, where to put certain instruments, what mics to use on them and how to place a microphone.
- The songs came fast and mostly furious, delivered with a tangible urgency, as if they're worried that their mics and amps would be shut off at any moment.
- Lavelier mics are small microphones usually no bigger than the tip of your little finger.
- Speaking of electric guitar amps, what mics do you rely on for them?
- They'll have host mics and a guest mic submix where there are 15 guest mics, but only three are used in a certain segment.
- An emcee is a microphone controller, so I held the mic and I controlled it.
- Dynamic mics use simpler, cheaper circuitry than condenser mics, which need a power supply and are more delicate, but provide a more subtle sound.
- Our tangle of wires and insulating tape enabled us to connect our mics and minidisc recorders to the satellite equipment and broadcast.
- We go to Sona and they let the men grab the mic, they never let us girls grab the mic.
- The speaker stood up from the front row and his radio mic jumped out of his pocket as he climbed the steps to the podium.
- The stereo mic bar lets you mount both mics on one stand.
- We went to the back of Jem's trunk and helped unload the amps and guitars and mics and other supplies.
- I used the preamp by itself with a variety of mics and it was remarkable.
- We'd moved some chairs into the corner so we could fit the drum set, our guitars, amps, and mics.
- At some point in their careers, most broadcasters have made an unguarded comment when the fader was open and the mic was live.
- For the 8-tracks, Botnick had two mics out in the hall, two vocal mics, two guitar mics, a bass mic and a drum track.

Origin

1960s: abbreviation; compare with mike¹.

Rhymes

alike, bike, haik, hike, like, mike, mislike, pike, psych, psyche, shrike, spike, strike, trike, tyke, Van Dyck, vandyke

Definition of mic in US English:

mic

nounmīkmaɪk

informal

A microphone.
Example sentencesExamples
- The stereo mic bar lets you mount both mics on one stand.
- You had to understand the acoustics of it, where to put certain instruments, what mics to use on them and how to place a microphone.
- We'd moved some chairs into the corner so we could fit the drum set, our guitars, amps, and mics.
- A roadie ran on with another mic so then I was holding two mics taped together and I wasn't really sure which one to sing into.
- We go to Sona and they let the men grab the mic, they never let us girls grab the mic.
- They sat in a windowless room and a censor turned on their speakers and mics when he or she wanted them to listen or talk.
- The songs came fast and mostly furious, delivered with a tangible urgency, as if they're worried that their mics and amps would be shut off at any moment.
- The speaker stood up from the front row and his radio mic jumped out of his pocket as he climbed the steps to the podium.
- Our tangle of wires and insulating tape enabled us to connect our mics and minidisc recorders to the satellite equipment and broadcast.
- So for the next hour, we moved everyone 20 yards over and then reset the mics and the levels.
- They'll have host mics and a guest mic submix where there are 15 guest mics, but only three are used in a certain segment.
- Speaking of electric guitar amps, what mics do you rely on for them?
- An emcee is a microphone controller, so I held the mic and I controlled it.
- I used the preamp by itself with a variety of mics and it was remarkable.
- Lavelier mics are small microphones usually no bigger than the tip of your little finger.
- Dynamic mics use simpler, cheaper circuitry than condenser mics, which need a power supply and are more delicate, but provide a more subtle sound.
- At some point in their careers, most broadcasters have made an unguarded comment when the fader was open and the mic was live.
- We spent about $300 on rentals and put two mics into a DAT machine.
- For the 8-tracks, Botnick had two mics out in the hall, two vocal mics, two guitar mics, a bass mic and a drum track.
- We went to the back of Jem's trunk and helped unload the amps and guitars and mics and other supplies.

Origin

1960s: abbreviation; compare with mike.

单词	mic
释义	Definition of mic in English: mic noun mʌɪkmaɪk informal A microphone. Example sentencesExamples A roadie ran on with another mic so then I was holding two mics taped together and I wasn't really sure which one to sing into. They sat in a windowless room and a censor turned on their speakers and mics when he or she wanted them to listen or talk. We spent about $300 on rentals and put two mics into a DAT machine. So for the next hour, we moved everyone 20 yards over and then reset the mics and the levels. You had to understand the acoustics of it, where to put certain instruments, what mics to use on them and how to place a microphone. The songs came fast and mostly furious, delivered with a tangible urgency, as if they're worried that their mics and amps would be shut off at any moment. Lavelier mics are small microphones usually no bigger than the tip of your little finger. Speaking of electric guitar amps, what mics do you rely on for them? They'll have host mics and a guest mic submix where there are 15 guest mics, but only three are used in a certain segment. An emcee is a microphone controller, so I held the mic and I controlled it. Dynamic mics use simpler, cheaper circuitry than condenser mics, which need a power supply and are more delicate, but provide a more subtle sound. Our tangle of wires and insulating tape enabled us to connect our mics and minidisc recorders to the satellite equipment and broadcast. We go to Sona and they let the men grab the mic, they never let us girls grab the mic. The speaker stood up from the front row and his radio mic jumped out of his pocket as he climbed the steps to the podium. The stereo mic bar lets you mount both mics on one stand. We went to the back of Jem's trunk and helped unload the amps and guitars and mics and other supplies. I used the preamp by itself with a variety of mics and it was remarkable. We'd moved some chairs into the corner so we could fit the drum set, our guitars, amps, and mics. At some point in their careers, most broadcasters have made an unguarded comment when the fader was open and the mic was live. For the 8-tracks, Botnick had two mics out in the hall, two vocal mics, two guitar mics, a bass mic and a drum track. Origin 1960s: abbreviation; compare with mike¹. Rhymes alike, bike, haik, hike, like, mike, mislike, pike, psych, psyche, shrike, spike, strike, trike, tyke, Van Dyck, vandyke Definition of mic in US English: mic nounmīkmaɪk informal A microphone. Example sentencesExamples The stereo mic bar lets you mount both mics on one stand. You had to understand the acoustics of it, where to put certain instruments, what mics to use on them and how to place a microphone. We'd moved some chairs into the corner so we could fit the drum set, our guitars, amps, and mics. A roadie ran on with another mic so then I was holding two mics taped together and I wasn't really sure which one to sing into. We go to Sona and they let the men grab the mic, they never let us girls grab the mic. They sat in a windowless room and a censor turned on their speakers and mics when he or she wanted them to listen or talk. The songs came fast and mostly furious, delivered with a tangible urgency, as if they're worried that their mics and amps would be shut off at any moment. The speaker stood up from the front row and his radio mic jumped out of his pocket as he climbed the steps to the podium. Our tangle of wires and insulating tape enabled us to connect our mics and minidisc recorders to the satellite equipment and broadcast. So for the next hour, we moved everyone 20 yards over and then reset the mics and the levels. They'll have host mics and a guest mic submix where there are 15 guest mics, but only three are used in a certain segment. Speaking of electric guitar amps, what mics do you rely on for them? An emcee is a microphone controller, so I held the mic and I controlled it. I used the preamp by itself with a variety of mics and it was remarkable. Lavelier mics are small microphones usually no bigger than the tip of your little finger. Dynamic mics use simpler, cheaper circuitry than condenser mics, which need a power supply and are more delicate, but provide a more subtle sound. At some point in their careers, most broadcasters have made an unguarded comment when the fader was open and the mic was live. We spent about $300 on rentals and put two mics into a DAT machine. For the 8-tracks, Botnick had two mics out in the hall, two vocal mics, two guitar mics, a bass mic and a drum track. We went to the back of Jem's trunk and helped unload the amps and guitars and mics and other supplies. Origin 1960s: abbreviation; compare with mike.
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