Definition of Unix in English:

Unix

noun ˈjuːnɪksˈyo͞oniks

mass nounComputing trademark

An operating system analogous to DOS and Windows, supporting multiple concurrent users.
as modifier software for Unix systems
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a tutorial aimed at helping Unix and Linux users get optimal performance out of their operating system.
- Some of its earliest products were thin client terminals designed for Unix users.
- Instead, Microsoft hopes to divert those moving from Unix and considering Linux.
- The company takes repeated shots at Unix operating systems but has little to show for the claims.
- Still, there is big money in Unix hardware and software and plenty of developers and admins to go around.

Origin

1970s: from uni- 'one' + a respelling of -ics, on the pattern of an earlier less compact system called Multics.

Definition of Unix in US English:

Unix

(also UNIX)

nounˈyo͞oniks

Computing trademark

A widely used multiuser operating system.
as modifier software for Unix systems
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead, Microsoft hopes to divert those moving from Unix and considering Linux.
- The company takes repeated shots at Unix operating systems but has little to show for the claims.
- Still, there is big money in Unix hardware and software and plenty of developers and admins to go around.
- Some of its earliest products were thin client terminals designed for Unix users.
- It's a tutorial aimed at helping Unix and Linux users get optimal performance out of their operating system.

Origin

1970s: from uni- ‘one’ + a respelling of -ics, on the pattern of an earlier less compact system called Multics.

单词	Unix
释义	Definition of Unix in English: Unix noun ˈjuːnɪksˈyo͞oniks mass nounComputing trademark An operating system analogous to DOS and Windows, supporting multiple concurrent users. as modifier software for Unix systems Example sentencesExamples It's a tutorial aimed at helping Unix and Linux users get optimal performance out of their operating system. Some of its earliest products were thin client terminals designed for Unix users. Instead, Microsoft hopes to divert those moving from Unix and considering Linux. The company takes repeated shots at Unix operating systems but has little to show for the claims. Still, there is big money in Unix hardware and software and plenty of developers and admins to go around. Origin 1970s: from uni- 'one' + a respelling of -ics, on the pattern of an earlier less compact system called Multics. Definition of Unix in US English: Unix (also UNIX) nounˈyo͞oniks Computing trademark A widely used multiuser operating system. as modifier software for Unix systems Example sentencesExamples Instead, Microsoft hopes to divert those moving from Unix and considering Linux. The company takes repeated shots at Unix operating systems but has little to show for the claims. Still, there is big money in Unix hardware and software and plenty of developers and admins to go around. Some of its earliest products were thin client terminals designed for Unix users. It's a tutorial aimed at helping Unix and Linux users get optimal performance out of their operating system. Origin 1970s: from uni- ‘one’ + a respelling of -ics, on the pattern of an earlier less compact system called Multics.
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