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Linguatic English Turkish Dictionary

mac Click to Search mac (mäk)
oğlu, zade

macaber Click to Search macaber (mıka´bır)
ölümü hatırlatan; dehşetli, korkunç

macabre Click to Search macabre (mıka´bır)
ölümle ilgili, ölüme ait, ürkütücü

macadam Click to Search macadam (mıkäd´ım)
şose

macadamise Click to Search macadamise (mıkäd´ımayz)
makadam yöntemi ile şose yapmak

macadamize Click to Search macadamize (mıkäd´ımayz)
şose yapmak (In American)

macadamized road Click to Search macadamized road
şose

macaroni Click to Search macaroni (mäkıro´ni)
makarna, karmakarışık şey, züppe (brit.)

macaroni and cheese Click to Search macaroni and cheese
fırında makarna

macaronic Click to Search macaronic
yabancı dili taklit ederek yazılan

macaroon Click to Search macaroon (mäkırun´)
acıbadem kurabiyesi

macassar oil Click to Search macassar oil
saç yağı

macaw Click to Search macaw
amerika papağanı

maccaboy Click to Search maccaboy
güllü enfiye

maccoboy Click to Search maccoboy
güllü enfiye

mace Click to Search mace (meys)
gürz, topuz, tören sopası, küçük hindistan cevizi kabuğu, gözyaşartıcı bomba sıvısı

Macedonia Click to Search Macedonia (mäsıdo´niyı)
Makedonya

Macedonian Click to Search Macedonian (mäsıdo´niyın)
makedonyalı

Macedonian Click to Search Macedonian (mäsıdo´niyın)
makedonya, makedonyalı

macerate Click to Search macerate
ıslatarak yumuşatmak

maceration Click to Search maceration
ıslanıp yumuşama

macfarlane Click to Search macfarlane (mıkfar´lîn)
makferlan

machete Click to Search machete (mışet´i)
pala

Machiavelli Click to Search Machiavelli
makyavel

machiavellian Click to Search machiavellian
sinsi ve hilekâr

machiavellian Click to Search machiavellian
makyavelce

Machiavellianism Click to Search Machiavellianism
Makyavelcilik

machicolation Click to Search machicolation
tepe mazgalı

machinate Click to Search machinate (mäk´ıneyt)
entrika çevirmek, kumpas kurmak, dolap çevirmek

machination Click to Search machination (mäkıney´şın)
entrika, dolap

machinations Click to Search machinations
entrika, dolap

machine Click to Search machine (mışin´)
makine, mekanizma

machine Click to Search machine (mışin´)
makine ile yapmak

machine dry Click to Search machine dry
kurutma makinesinde kurutmak

machine gun Click to Search machine gun
makineli tüfek, mitralyöz

machine language Click to Search machine language
bilgisayar dili

machine oil Click to Search machine oil
makine yağı

machine operator Click to Search machine operator
makinist, makine işleten kimse

machine shop Click to Search machine shop
atölye

machine-made Click to Search machine-made (mışin´meyd)
makine işi

machinery Click to Search machinery (mışi´nıri, mışin´ri)
mekanizma, makinalar

machinist Click to Search machinist (mışi´nîst)
makinist

Macintosh Click to Search Macintosh
yağmurluk

mack Click to Search mack (mäk)
yağmurluk

mackerel Click to Search mackerel (mäk´ırıl)
uskumru

mackerel sky Click to Search mackerel sky
parçalı bulutlu gökyüzü

mackintosh Click to Search mackintosh (mäk´ıntaş)
yağmurluk

mackle Click to Search mackle
leke, bulanıklık

mackle Click to Search mackle
bulanık basmak

mackled Click to Search mackled
lekeli, bulanık

macle Click to Search macle
ikiz kristal

macrame Click to Search macrame
makrome, düğümlü örgü

macramé Click to Search macramé (mäk´rımey)
makrame

macro Click to Search macro (mäk´ro)
makro, büyük, uzun

macro- Click to Search macro- ()
önek makro-, büyük

macrocephalic Click to Search macrocephalic (mäkrosıfäl´îk)
Makrosefali gösteren, iri başlı

macrocephalous Click to Search macrocephalous (mäkrosef´ılıs)
büyük beyinli

macrocephalus Click to Search macrocephalus (mäkrosef´ılıs)
makrosefal

macrocephaly Click to Search macrocephaly (mäkrosef´ıli)
makrosefali, büyük beyinlilik

macrocosm Click to Search macrocosm
evren, kâinat

macroeconomic Click to Search macroeconomic
makro ekonomik

macroeconomics Click to Search macroeconomics (mäkro.ikınam´îks)
makro ekonomi, genel ekonomi

macrograph Click to Search macrograph
doğal boyutlu resim

macron Click to Search macron
uzatma işareti

macrophage Click to Search macrophage
makrofag

macroscopic Click to Search macroscopic
makroskobik, gözle görülebilir

macula Click to Search macula
leke, benek, nokta

maculate Click to Search maculate
lekelemek, leke oluşturmak

maculated Click to Search maculated
lekeli, benekli

maculation Click to Search maculation
leke, lekelenme

Linguatic English English Dictionary

Big Mac Click to Search Big Mac
large hamburger sold by the McDonald`s fast-food chain

Constantine mac Cinaeda Click to Search Constantine mac Cinaeda
Constantine I of Scotland (836-877), King of the Scots who was a warrior king

Freddie Mac (Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporatio Click to Search Freddie Mac (Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporatio
U.S. Government-chartered corporation that purchases mortgages from lenders and reoffers them to investors as mortgage-backed securities (Finance)

JACM (Journal of the Association for Computing Mac Click to Search JACM (Journal of the Association for Computing Mac
professional journal that published articles on current trends and research in computer science

Mac Click to Search Mac
first name

mac Click to Search mac
guy, fellow (British slang); raincoat

mac Click to Search mac
common prefix for Irish and Scottish surnames

MAC (Macintosh) Click to Search MAC (Macintosh)
brand of personal computer that has a unique graphical operating system (manufactured by Apple Computer)

mac (mackintosh) Click to Search mac (mackintosh)
raincoat, slicker (British slang)

Mac Burnet Click to Search Mac Burnet
Sir Frank Burnet Macfarlane (1899-1985), Australian physician and virologist who was a pioneer in the application of ecological principles to viral diseases, winner of the 1960 Nobel prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work in the field of physiology or medicine, known also as Macfarlane

Mac. (Maccabees) Click to Search Mac. (Maccabees)
one of two books in the Apocrypha and the Septuagint that tells the story of the Jewish people during the Maccabean dynasty

macaco Click to Search macaco
type of lemur

macadam Click to Search macadam
broken stones used for paving roads; road or other surface paved with layers of broken stones bound with tar or asphalt

macadamia Click to Search macadamia
evergreen tree native to Australia; edible hard-shelled seed of the macadamia tree

macadamise (Brit.) Click to Search macadamise (Brit.)
macadamize, pave a road or other surface with macadam (layers of broken stones)

macadamize (Amer.) Click to Search macadamize (Amer.)
macadamise, pave a road or other surface with macadam (layers of broken stones)

macajuel Click to Search macajuel
type of boa constrictor notable for its slow digestive process of its prey

Macanese Click to Search Macanese
name of a people group native of Macau (the descendants of intermarriage between Portuguese and Chinese)

Macapá Click to Search Macapá
city and port in north Brazil

macaque Click to Search macaque
any of a number of monkeys having short tails and cheek pouches (native to the East Indies, Asia, and Africa)

macaroni Click to Search macaroni
pasta made from a paste of wheat flour that has been formed into tubular shapes

macaroni Click to Search macaroni
18th century young British foppish dandy who adopted the manners and customs of countries he visited; affected young man

macaronic Click to Search macaronic
of or including a combination of Latin words and vernacular words thrown together in a disorderly manner; involving a blend of two languages

macaroon Click to Search macaroon
cookie consisting mainly of almond paste or coconut

macartney Click to Search macartney
type of Fireback pheasant

macassar oil Click to Search macassar oil
oily substance that was used in the past to make the hair smooth and shiny

Macassarese Click to Search Macassarese
people group native of Indonesia; language of this people group

Mac-attack Click to Search Mac-attack
(Slang) strong urge to eat food from McDonald`s fast food restaurant

Macau Click to Search Macau
region that consists of the Macau Peninsula and two islands in the south China sea (currently under the administrative rule of China, formerly a Portuguese territory)

Macaulay Culkin Click to Search Macaulay Culkin
(born 1980) American film actor who acted in "Home Alone"

macaw Click to Search macaw
any of a number of large brightly colored parrots (native to tropical and subtropical America)

Macbeth Click to Search Macbeth
(died 1057) king of Scotland after killing Duncan I in battle; tragedy by William Shakespeare narrating the tale of King Macbeth of Scotland

maccabean Click to Search maccabean
of or pertaining to the Maccabees

Maccabee Click to Search Maccabee
member of the ancient Hasmonean priestly family and descendant of Mattathias (esp. refers to Judah the Maccabee and his brothers)

Maccabees Click to Search Maccabees
members of the ancient Hasmonean priestly family and descendant of Mattathias (esp. refers to Judah the Maccabee and his brothers); followers of Judas Maccabeus; 4 books of Jewish history the first two of which are included in the Apocrypha

Maccabi Haifa Click to Search Maccabi Haifa
soccer team in Haifa started in 1919

Maccabi Tel Aviv Click to Search Maccabi Tel Aviv
soccer club in the city of Tel Aviv

maccaroni Click to Search maccaroni
18th century young British foppish dandy who adopted the manners and customs of countries he visited; affected young man

maccha Click to Search maccha
powdered green tea used Japanese tea ceremonies

macchiato Click to Search macchiato
espresso with a small amount of steamed milk

MacDonald Click to Search MacDonald
family name; name of several historical personages

mace Click to Search mace
spiked club used as a weapon; spice ground from the outer shell of the nutmeg

macebearer Click to Search macebearer
macer, person who caries a mace (heavy club)

Macedonian Click to Search Macedonian
native or resident of Macedonia

Macedonian Click to Search Macedonian
language spoken in Macedonia

Maceió Click to Search Maceió
city in northeast Brazil

macer Click to Search macer
person who caries a mace (heavy club)

macerate Click to Search macerate
soften by soaking; cause to decompose or disintegrate; become soft, disintegrate; cause to become thin, make lean

macerater Click to Search macerater
machine which macerates, machine which breaks down

maceration Click to Search maceration
act or process of softening by soaking; act or process of separating or dissolving; process of becoming thin, wasting away

macerator Click to Search macerator
machine which macerates, machine which breaks down

macfarlane Click to Search macfarlane
coat that has an attached cape and two slits in front close to the waist

Macfarlane Click to Search Macfarlane
family name; Sir Frank Burnet Macfarlane (1899-1985), Australian physician and virologist who was a pioneer in the application of ecological principles to viral diseases, winner of the 1960 Nobel prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work in the field of physiology or medicine, known also as Mac Burnet

MacGuffin Click to Search MacGuffin
device that gives impetus to a plot in a movie or a play or book but later turns out to be insignificant (this term was invented by Alfred Hitchcock)

Mach Click to Search Mach
number which shows the speed of an object in relation to the speed of sound

Mach Click to Search Mach
family name; Ernst Mach (1838-1916), Austrian physicist and philosopher who presented the Mach number for the first time

Mach meter Click to Search Mach meter
device measuring speeds above the speed of sound (named after the Austrian physicist Ernst Mach)

mach number Click to Search mach number
number which shows the speed of an object in relation to the speed of sound

machair Click to Search machair
side of a sand dune protected from the wind and covered in grass (especially pertaining to the coasts of the Hebridean islands of north-west Scotland)

Machal Click to Search Machal
overseas volunteers, organization of young Jews from overseas that helped the Israeli Defense Forces during the War of Independence

Machan Click to Search Machan
family name; Tibor Machan (born 1939), Hungarian-born philosopher and published author of books on classical liberalism and libertarianism, professor at Chapman University

mache Click to Search mache
plant of the genus Valerianella having edible leaves that are sometimes used in salad, corn salad

macher Click to Search macher
marcher, one who marches on foot

machete Click to Search machete
large knife (also matchet)

machiaphobia Click to Search machiaphobia
horrible fear of war

Machiavel Click to Search Machiavel
(from Shakespeare) master of intrigue

Machiavelian Click to Search Machiavelian
of or pertaining to Machiavelli; of or pertaining to the political methods recommended by Machiavelli; scheming, deceptive, manipulative

Machiavelian Click to Search Machiavelian
one who adheres to the principles developed by Machiavelli (particularly in regards to political manipulation and deception); cunning and immoral politician

Machiavelli Click to Search Machiavelli
family name; Niccolo Machiavelli (1469-1527), Florentine statesman and political writer (author of "the Prince")

machiavellian Click to Search machiavellian
of or pertaining to Machiavelli; of or pertaining to the political methods recommended by Machiavelli; scheming, deceptive, manipulative

machiavellian Click to Search machiavellian
one who adheres to the principles developed by Machiavelli (particularly in regards to political manipulation and deception)

Machiavellianism Click to Search Machiavellianism
principles and methods recommended by Machiavelli, justification of the use of unscrupulous and manipulative methods in the pursuit of political power

machiavellianly Click to Search machiavellianly
in a Machiavellian manner, craftily, cunningly, deceptively

machicolate Click to Search machicolate
supply or equip with machicolations

machicolation Click to Search machicolation
opening in a projecting parapet or in the floor of a gallery or roof through which missiles could be dropped on attackers

machicoulis Click to Search machicoulis
machicolation, opening in a projecting parapet or in the floor of a gallery or roof through which missiles could be dropped on attackers

machinability Click to Search machinability
ability to be mechanically processed, ability to be cut or shaped by a machine

machinable Click to Search machinable
may be mechanically processed, may by cut or shaped by a machine

machinal Click to Search machinal
of or pertaining to machines

machinate Click to Search machinate
contrive, manipulate, plot

machination Click to Search machination
act of plotting or scheming; scheme, plot, conspiracy

machinator Click to Search machinator
one who machinates, one who plots or schemes, one who conspires

machine Click to Search machine
man-made device made up of interconnected parts that work together to perform a given task or function; group of people that controls an organization or cause; person that acts in a stiff mechanical manner

machine Click to Search machine
produce via mechanical means, create using a machine

machine dependent Click to Search machine dependent
program which can only run on one type of computer

machine gun Click to Search machine gun
gun that fires automatically

Machine Gun Kelly Click to Search Machine Gun Kelly
George Kelly Barnes (1895-1954), legendary American outlaw from the 1920s (dealt in bootlegged liquor, bank robberies, kidnapping, and more)

machine independent Click to Search machine independent
program which can run on several types of computers

machine language Click to Search machine language
programming language written in binary code that is executable by a computer without translation

machine translation Click to Search machine translation
MT, translation of text from one language to another performed by a computer

machine type Click to Search machine type
kind of machine, model of a particular appliance

machine word Click to Search machine word
basic unit of data size a computer (usually 2 bytes)

machineable Click to Search machineable
may be mechanically processed, may by cut or shaped by a machine

machine-gunner Click to Search machine-gunner
one who uses or operates a machine gun, soldier who carries a machine gun

machinelike Click to Search machinelike
like a machine, mechanical, efficient, automatic

machine-made Click to Search machine-made
produced by a machine, not handcrafted

machining Click to Search machining
production by mechanical means

machinist Click to Search machinist
one who is trained in the operation of machine tools; one who makes or repairs machines

machismo Click to Search machismo
assertive masculinity which is often characterized by aggressiveness and dominance over women, male chauvinism, quality of being macho

Machmeter Click to Search Machmeter
aviation device which shows speed in Mach numbers

macho Click to Search macho
strongly masculine or assertive man, domineering and aggressive man; machismo, male chauvinism

macho Click to Search macho
masculine; assertive; domineering

Machpela Cave Click to Search Machpela Cave
cave in Hebron which is the site of the Tomb of the Patriarchs (burial site of Abraham and Sarah, Isaac and Rebecca, Jacob and Leah)

Machpela Cave massacre Click to Search Machpela Cave massacre
mass killing of Muslim worshipers by a Jewish extremist which occurred in the Machpela Cave in Hebron

Machpuz Click to Search Machpuz
family name; Najiv Machpuz, Egyptian author

machtpolitik Click to Search machtpolitik
power politics

Machu Picchu Click to Search Machu Picchu
ancient Incan city in Peru

Macintosh Click to Search Macintosh
type of personal computer manufactured by Apple Computer

Macintrash Click to Search Macintrash
Macintosh computer (derogatory)

mack (mackintosh) Click to Search mack (mackintosh)
(British) raincoat, slicker

Mackay Click to Search Mackay
family name; city located in Australia; city in Idaho (USA)

Mackenzie Click to Search Mackenzie
river in Canada; family name; female first name

mackerel sky Click to Search mackerel sky
sky dappled with small cirrocumulus or altocumulus clouds that look like the markings of mackerel

Mackinaw Click to Search Mackinaw
short double-breasted woolen coat

mackintosh Click to Search mackintosh
raincoat made of waterproofed fabric

mackle Click to Search mackle
print that has a blurred or double impression

macle Click to Search macle
twin crystal

maclura Click to Search maclura
family of yellowwood trees or shrubs

Maclura tinctoria Click to Search Maclura tinctoria
tree that grows in the West Indies and in yellow dye; yellow crystalline matter that has acid properties extracted from fustic

Macquarie Click to Search Macquarie
river in Australia

macrame Click to Search macrame
decorative creation made by twisting and knotting cords; art of making macrame

macro Click to Search macro
series of commands or keystrokes which may be run like a program (Computers)

macro Click to Search macro
big, large; long

macro command Click to Search macro command
group of frequently-used actions defined as a subroutine by a user for convenience (Computers)

macro language Click to Search macro language
computer language which includes macro commands (Computers)

macro statement Click to Search macro statement
macro command, command that is made of a preset series of actions or processes

macrobiosis Click to Search macrobiosis
long life, longevity

macrobiotic Click to Search macrobiotic
of or pertaining to macrobiotics; long-lived

macrobiotics Click to Search macrobiotics
health regimen which is intended to lengthen the life of those who adhere to it (incorporates ancient philosophies with a vegetarian diet)

macrocarpa Click to Search macrocarpa
South African shrub having green spines and shiny leaves (also known as amatungulu)

macrocephalic Click to Search macrocephalic
having a large head

macrocephalous Click to Search macrocephalous
having a large head

macrocephalus Click to Search macrocephalus
having an abnormally large head and brain, megalocephalic

macrocephaly Click to Search macrocephaly
excessive largeness of the head, megalocephaly

macroclimate Click to Search macroclimate
climate of a large geographic area (such as a continent)

macrocosm Click to Search macrocosm
universe, world as a whole; structure or concept viewed in its entirety

macrocosmic Click to Search macrocosmic
of a macrocosm, of the world as whole, universal

macrocyclic Click to Search macrocyclic
having a ring of 15 or more atoms

macrocyst Click to Search macrocyst
large cyst (Botany); cyst that is large enough to be felt with the fingers

macrocyte Click to Search macrocyte
abnormally large red blood cell (Pathology)

macrocytic Click to Search macrocytic
of macrocytes, of abnormally large red blood cells

macrodont Click to Search macrodont
having large teeth

macrodontia Click to Search macrodontia
condition of having unusually large teeth

macrodontism Click to Search macrodontism
condition of having unusually large teeth

macroeconomic Click to Search macroeconomic
of or pertaining to macroeconomics, pertaining to the branch of economics which studies a nation`s economy as a whole

macroeconomics Click to Search macroeconomics
branch of economics which studies a nation`s economy as a whole

macro-economics Click to Search macro-economics
branch of economics that deals with the overall forces that control an economy

macroeconomist Click to Search macroeconomist
person who works in analyzing global economics (general prices in a country, monetary and fiscal policies of a government, etc.)

macroeconomy Click to Search macroeconomy
nation`s economy as a whole (Economics)

macroevolution Click to Search macroevolution
evolutionary changes in a large-scale over a extended period of time

macrogamete Click to Search macrogamete
(Biology) larger reproductive cell in a pair of conjugating cells (generally female)

macrolepidoptera Click to Search macrolepidoptera
(Zoology) large forms of lepidoptera (an order of insects which includes butterflies and moths)

macrology Click to Search macrology
long and boring talk without much meaning; extended discussion without ideas; superfluity of words

Macromedia Click to Search Macromedia
Adobe Systems Incorporated, American corporation headquartered in California, developer and manufacturer of software for graphics and multimedia development and creation

macromolecular Click to Search macromolecular
of or pertaining to a macromolecule, of a very large molecule

macromolecule Click to Search macromolecule
very large molecule

macron Click to Search macron
horizontal line placed above a vowel to indicate a long sound (Phonetics)

macronucleus Click to Search macronucleus
largest of two nuclei occurring in ciliate protozoans (Biology)

macronutrient Click to Search macronutrient
nutritious substance of which plants need a large amount to grow

macrophage Click to Search macrophage
large white blood cell which destroys foreign and potential harmful particles (Biology)

macrophagic Click to Search macrophagic
of or pertaining to a macrophage, of a large white blood cell which destroys foreign and potential harmful particles (Biology)

macrophotography Click to Search macrophotography
process of making photographs in which the object is unmagnified or only slightly magnified

macrophyte Click to Search macrophyte
plant which is large enough to be seen without a microscope

macropod Click to Search macropod
crab having long legs and a triangular body (also known as spider crab)

macropsia Click to Search macropsia
disorder of the eye in which objects to appear larger than their true size, megalopsia (Pathology)

macropsy Click to Search macropsy
disorder of the eye in which objects to appear larger than their true size, megalopsia (Pathology)

Macroscelidea Click to Search Macroscelidea
biological order that includes a species of insect-eating mammals called elephant shrews or sengis (sometimes referred to as macroscelidae)

macroscelididae Click to Search macroscelididae
small insect-eating mammals native to Africa and known as elephant shrews

macroscopic Click to Search macroscopic
large enough to be seen without microscope, visible to the naked eye

macroscopical Click to Search macroscopical
large enough to be seen without microscope, visible to the naked eye

macroscopically Click to Search macroscopically
with the naked eye, without a microscope

macrosomatia Click to Search macrosomatia
macrosomia, unusually large size of the body (Medicine)

macrosomia Click to Search macrosomia
unusually large size body, macrosomatia (Medicine)

macrostomia Click to Search macrostomia
abnormally wide mouth (Medicine)

macrostructural Click to Search macrostructural
of the structure of a substance which is visible to the naked eye

macrostructure Click to Search macrostructure
structure of a substance which can be seen with the naked eye

macrotous Click to Search macrotous
having large big ears

macroverbumsciolist Click to Search macroverbumsciolist
one who is illiterate of large words (nonce words); one who acts and pretends as if he/she knows a word but then looks it up clandestinely in a dictionary

macrura Click to Search macrura
(Zoology) a subdivision of decapod Crustacea

macruran Click to Search macruran
(Zoology) belonging to a subdivision of decapod Crustacea (macrura)

macula Click to Search macula
spot, stain, blemish (especially on the skin); sunspot; mackle, smudge, blur (Printing)

macular Click to Search macular
of or pertaining t a macula, of a spot or stain

maculate Click to Search maculate
stain, dirty, defile

maculation Click to Search maculation
act of spotting or staining; condition of being spotted or stained; spot or stain; condition of being marked with maculae

macule Click to Search macule
macula, spot, stain; mackle, smudge, blur (Printing)

macumba Click to Search macumba
religious cult originating in Africa and practiced in Brazil (combines music, dancing and voodoo); Brazilian popular dance music

Macuser Click to Search Macuser
monthly American magazine intended for Macintosh computer users (contains information on new products, tips, reviews, recommendations, etc.)

macushla Click to Search macushla
(Irish) darling, honey, sweety (affectionate term)

Macworld Click to Search Macworld
monthly American magazine intended for Macintosh computer users (contains tips, product reviews, tutorials, advertisements, etc.)

MacWorld Expo Click to Search MacWorld Expo
(Computers) large annual trade show for Macintosh computers software and related equipment (held in San Francisco and Boston USA)

Macy Click to Search Macy
female first name; family name; Rowland Hussey Macy (1823-1877), United States retailer and founder of the first Macy`s store in 1851 in Haverhill (Massachusetts, USA); town in Indiana (USA); town in Nebraska (USA)

Linguatic English German Dictionary

Big Mac Click to Search Big Mac
Big Mac, großer Hamburger der von McDonalds-Restaurants verkauft wird

Constantine mac Cinaeda Click to Search Constantine mac Cinaeda
n. Constantine mac Cinaeda, Constantine I von Schottland (836-877), König der Schotten und Kämpferkönig

Freddie Mac Click to Search Freddie Mac
Freddie Mac (Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation) Freddie Mac, von der US Regierung amtlich zugelassene Korporation die Darlehen von Eigner abkauft und sie Investoren als Darlehengesicherte Wertschriften anbietet (Wirtschaft)

mac Click to Search mac
mac (mackintosh) Mac, Regenjacke, Regenmantel (Umgangssprache in Großbritanien) MAC (Macintosh) Macintosh, Markenzeichen für einen Heimcomputer der ein einzigartiges graphisches Betriebssystem hat (hergestellt von Apple Computer) n. Mac, Vorname mac n. Typ, Kerl (Umgangssprache in Großbritannien) pref. Mac, allgemeine Vorsilbe bei schottischen oder irischen Nachnamen Mac. (Maccabees) Makabäer, Familie von jüdischen Kriegern die angeführt von Juda Maccabi eine Revolte gegen das Griechisch-Syrische Königshaus anführten (während des 2ten Jahrhunderts vor Christus)

macaco Click to Search macaco
n. Makao, Makiaffe

macadam Click to Search macadam
n. Makadam

macadamia Click to Search macadamia
n. Baum, Nuß

macadamise Click to Search macadamise
macadamise (Brit.) v. eine Straße oder andere Fläche mit Makadam pflastern

macadamize Click to Search macadamize
macadamize (Amer.) v. chaussieren, schottern (Straße etc.)

macajuel Click to Search macajuel
n. Macajuel, Boa Schlange bekannt aufrund ihrer langen Verdauenszeit der Beute

Macanese Click to Search Macanese
n. Macanese, Name einer Volksgruppe von Macau (Nachfahren der Mischehen zwischen Portugiesen und Chinesen)

Macapá Click to Search Macapá
n. Macapá, Stadt und Hafen im Norden Brasiliens

macaque Click to Search macaque
n. Makak (Affenart)

Macaronesia Click to Search Macaronesia
n. Makaronesien, Name der biogeographischen Region durch die atlantischen Inseln geformt (Kap Verde, Kanaren, Madeira und Azoren)

macaroni Click to Search macaroni
n. Makkaroni n. Macaroni, britischer Stutzer des 18. Jahrhunderts der die Verhaltensweisen und Angewohnheiten der Länder die er besuchte annahm; affektierter junger Mann

macaronic Click to Search macaronic
adj. sich auf das Vermischen von Latein mit der jeweiligen Landessprache beziehend; sich auf das Vrmischen von zwei Sprachen beziehend

macaroon Click to Search macaroon
n. Makrone (Kuchensorte)

Macassarese Click to Search Macassarese
n. Macassarese, Volksgruppe aus Indonesien; Sprache dieses Volkes

Mac-attack Click to Search Mac-attack
(Slang) starker Drang Fast Food in einem McDonalds Restaurant zu essen

Macau Click to Search Macau
n. Macau, Region die aus der Macau Insel und zwei weitere Inseln im Südchinesischem Meer (heute unter chinesischer früher unter portugiesischer Regierung)

Macaulay Culkin Click to Search Macaulay Culkin
Macaulay Culkin, (geboren 1980) amerikanischer Filmschauspieler berühmt durch seine Rolle im Film "Kevin - Allein zu Haus"

macaw Click to Search macaw
n. Ara (Papageienart)

Macbeth Click to Search Macbeth
n. Macbeth, (ca. 1005-57) König von Schottland nachdem er Duncan I in einer Schlacht tötete; Tragödie von William Shakespeare über Macbeth König von Schottland

maccabean Click to Search maccabean
adj. von oder sich auf die Makkabäer beziehend

Maccabee Click to Search Maccabee
n. Maccabeer, Mitglied der haschmonäer Priesterfamilie (in antiken Kanaan)

Maccabees Click to Search Maccabees
n. Makkabäer, Angehöriger einer antiken hasmonäer Priesterfamilie und Nachkommen des Mattathias (bezieht sich insbesondere auf Judah und seine Brüder); Anhänger des Judah Makkabäer; 4 Bücher jüdischer Geschichte von welchen die ersten zwei Teil der Apokryphen sind Maccabee n. Maccabeer, Mitglied der haschmonäer Priesterfamilie (in antiken Kanaan)

Maccabi Haifa Click to Search Maccabi Haifa
Maccabi Haifa (Sportverein)

Maccabi Tel Aviv Click to Search Maccabi Tel Aviv
Maccabi Tel Aviv (Sportverein)

maccaroni Click to Search maccaroni
n. Maccaroni, britischer Stutzer des 18. Jahrhunderts der die Verhaltensweisen und Angewohnheiten der Länder die er besuchte annahm; affektierter junger Mann

macchiato Click to Search macchiato
n. Espresso mit einer kleinen Menge erhitzter Milch

MacDonald Click to Search MacDonald
n. MacDonald, Nachname; Name mehrerer historischer Persönlichkeiten Macdonald n. Macdonald, Nachname; Name mehrerer historischer Persönlichkeiten

mace Click to Search mace
n. Muskatblüte (Gewürz); Streitkolben; Amtsstab

macebearer Click to Search macebearer
n. Person einen Amtsstab tragend

macedoine Click to Search macedoine
n. Salat oder Gelee der aus Früchte oder Gemüse hergestellt; Durcheinander, Unordnung, Wirrwarr; Mischung macédoine n. Macédoine, Salat oder Nachtisch aus einer Mischung Fruchtstücke in Wackelpudding oder Sirup; geschnittene Früchte; Mischung

Macedonian Click to Search Macedonian
n. Mazedonier, Sohn Mazedoniens (antike Stadt des Balkans; Gebiet, das sich über weite Teile Griechenlands, Bulgariens und Jugoslawiens erstreckt)

Maceió Click to Search Maceió
n. Maceió, Stadt im Nordosten von Brasilien

macerate Click to Search macerate
v. schmelzen, verflüssigen; weich machen; sich kasteien (Fasten)

macerater Click to Search macerater
n. Aufweichmaschine

maceration Click to Search maceration
n. Aufweichung, Erweichen; Sprengung, Explosion; Kasteiung (Fasten)

macerator Click to Search macerator
n. Aufweicher, Trennmaschine

macfarlane Click to Search macfarlane
n. Macfarlane, Kapuzenjacke Macfarlane n. Macfarlane, Nachname; Sir Frank Burnet Macfarlane (1899-1985), australischer Biologe und Pionier in der Anwendung von ökologischen Praktiken auf virale Krankheiten, Nobelpreisträger für Physiologie oder Medizin in 1960 für seine Arbeit im Feld der Physiologie oder Medizin

MacGuffin Click to Search MacGuffin
n. etwas das das Interesse des Publikums wecken soll jedoch der Gesamthandlung des Filmes nicht wichtig ist (Begriff von Alfred Hitchcock erfunden)

Mach meter Click to Search Mach meter
n. Mach-Anzeige (Geschwindigkeitsanzeiger von Überschallgeschwindigkeiten)

mach number Click to Search mach number
n. Machzahl, Zahl die Geschwindigkeit eines Objekts im Verhältnis zur Schallgeschwindigkeit angebend

machair Click to Search machair
n. Machair, windgeschützte Seite einer Sanddüne (sich auf die Küsten der Hebriden in Schottland beziehend)

Machal Click to Search Machal
n. Machal, Freiwilliger aus Übersee, Organisation junger Juden in der Diaspora die die israelische Armee während des Unabhängigkeitskrieges unterstützten

Machan Click to Search Machan
n. Machan, Nachname; Tibor Machan (1939 geboren), in Ungarn geborener Philosoph und Schriftsteller Bücher über Liberalismus und Religionsfreiheit, Professor an der Chapman Universität

mache Click to Search mache
n. Valerianella, essbare Pflanze, Feldsalat

macher Click to Search macher
n. Marschierender, Fußgänger, sich zu Fuß fortbewegende Person

machete Click to Search machete
n. Machete, Buschmesser

Machiavel Click to Search Machiavel
n. Machiavel, (aus Shakespeare) Meister der Intrigen

Machiavelian Click to Search Machiavelian
adj. machiavellisch, sich auf Machiavelli beziehend; sich auf die politische Vorgehensweisen von Machiavelli empfohlen beziehend; irreführend, manipulativ n. Person den von Machiavelli aufgesetzen Grundregeln folgend; trügerische und moralisch verdorbene Person

Machiavelli Click to Search Machiavelli
n. Machiavelli, Nachname; Nicolo Machiavelli (1469-1527), florentinischer Staatsmann und politischer Schreiber, Autor des Buches "Der Fürst"

machiavellian Click to Search machiavellian
adj. machiavellistisch (skrupellos, ränkevoll) n. Vertreter des Machivellismus (Machiavelli, ital. Staatsmann, dessen Buch "Il principe" seinen Gegnern als Rechtfertigung des von allen sittl. Normen losgelösten Machtstaates galt)

Machiavellianism Click to Search Machiavellianism
n. Machiavellismus, Grundsätze von Machiavelli empfohlen, Rechtfertigung des Gebrauchs von skrupellosen und manipulativen Methoden während der Verfolgung politischer Macht

machiavellianly Click to Search machiavellianly
adj. hinterlistig

machicolate Click to Search machicolate
v. Pechnasen bauen oder ausrüsten

machinability Click to Search machinability
n. mechanische Bearbeitungsfähigkeit

machinable Click to Search machinable
adj. mechanisch verarbeitbar

machinate Click to Search machinate
v. böses planen, aushecken, austüfteln (Slang)

machination Click to Search machination
n. böse Absicht, List, Trick (Slang)

machinator Click to Search machinator
n. Ränkeschmied

machine Click to Search machine
n. Maschine, Apparat v. Maschine, (maschinell herstellen???)

machine dependent Click to Search machine dependent
Maschinenabhängig, ein Programm das man nur auf einem Computertypen laufenlassen kann

machine gun Click to Search machine gun
Maschinengewehr

Machine Gun Kelly Click to Search Machine Gun Kelly
Machine Gun Kelly, George Kelly Barnes (1895-1954) legendärer amerikanischer Gesetzloser aus den 1920ern (war verwickelt in Bankräube, Entführungen usw.)

machine independent Click to Search machine independent
von der Maschine unabhängig, ein Programm das auf mehreren Computertypen laufen kann

machine language Click to Search machine language
Maschinensprache (binarische Codes die nicht übersetzt werden müssen)

machine type Click to Search machine type
Maschinentyp, Model eines bestimmten Gerätes

machine word Click to Search machine word
Computerwort

machineable Click to Search machineable
adj. mechanisch bearbeitbar

machine-gunner Click to Search machine-gunner
Maschinengewehr-Kanonier (Soldat der das Maschinengewehr betätigt, Soldat der das Maschinengewehr abfeuert)

machinelike Click to Search machinelike
adj. maschinenartig

machine-made Click to Search machine-made
Maschinenproduktion

machining Click to Search machining
n. bearbeitend machine v. Maschine, (maschinell herstellen???)

machinist Click to Search machinist
n. Maschinist, Maschinenarbeiter

machismo Click to Search machismo
n. Männlichkeit; männliche Kontrolle

Machmeter Click to Search Machmeter
n. Machmeter, Ausrüstung in Kampfflugzeuge Geschwindigkeit in Mach messend

macho Click to Search macho
n. Mann, "Macho" adj. maskulin; assertiv; dominierend

Machpela Cave Click to Search Machpela Cave
Gruft des Patriarchen Abrahams (in Hebron)

Machpela Cave massacre Click to Search Machpela Cave massacre
Abrahams Grab Massaker (in Hebron/Westbank)

Machpuz Click to Search Machpuz
n. Machpuz, Najiv Machpuz, ägyptischer Schriftsteller

machtpolitik Click to Search machtpolitik
n. Machtpolitik, Politik dessen Ziel Machterweiterung ist

Machu Picchu Click to Search Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu (antike Inkastadt in Peru)

Macintosh Click to Search Macintosh
n. Macintosh, PC der Firma Apple Computer

Macintrash Click to Search Macintrash
n. Macintosh Computer (abschätzig)

mack Click to Search mack
mack (mackintosh) Regenmantel, Regenjacke (britisches Englisch)

Mackay Click to Search Mackay
n. Mackay, Nachname; Stadt in Australien; Stadt in Idaho (USA)

Mackenzie Click to Search Mackenzie
n. Mackenzie, Fluss in Kanada; Nachname; weiblicher Vorname

mackerel sky Click to Search mackerel sky
Himmel bedeckt mit Schäfchenwolken

Mackinaw Click to Search Mackinaw
n. Plaidmantel, kurzer Mantel aus Wolle

mackintosh Click to Search mackintosh
n. Regenmantel

mackle Click to Search mackle
n. Fehldruck, verschwommener Druck

macle Click to Search macle
n. Zwillingskristall, chinesisches Mineral

maclura Click to Search maclura
n. Maclura, Bäume oder Sträucher der Familie Maulbeergewächse

Maclura tinctoria Click to Search Maclura tinctoria
n. Maclura tinctoria, zur Familie der Maulbeerbäume gehörender Baum; gelber kristalliner Stoff mit sauren Eigenschaften aus dem Holz des Maclura Tinctoria Baumes gewonnen

Macquarie Click to Search Macquarie
n. Macquarie, Fluss in Australien

macrame Click to Search macrame
n. Makramee

macro Click to Search macro
pref. makro n. (Comput) Makro, eine Abfolge von Befehlen die man wie ein Programm ablaufen lassen kann

macro command Click to Search macro command
Makrobefehl (Zusammenfassung verschiedener Befehle zur einfacheren Benutzung von Computern)

macro language Click to Search macro language
Makrosprache (Computer, Sprache die aus Makrobefehlen besteht)

macro statement Click to Search macro statement
Makro-Anweisung

macrobiosis Click to Search macrobiosis
n. Makrobiose, Langlebigkeit

macrobiotic Click to Search macrobiotic
adj. mikrobiotisch

macrobiotics Click to Search macrobiotics
n. Makrobiotik

macrocarpa Click to Search macrocarpa
n. Monterey-Zypresse , südafrikanischer Strauch mit immergrünen Dornen und glänzenden Blättern

macrocephalic Click to Search macrocephalic
adj. großköpfig

macrocephalous Click to Search macrocephalous
adj. großköpfig

macrocephalus Click to Search macrocephalus
n. großköpfiger Mensch

macrocephaly Click to Search macrocephaly
n. Großkopf (großer Schädel)

macrocosm Click to Search macrocosm
n. Makrokosmos

macrocosmic Click to Search macrocosmic
adj. makrokosmisch

macrocyclic Click to Search macrocyclic
adj. makrozyklisch, einen Ring aus 15 oder mehr Atome aufweisend

macrocyst Click to Search macrocyst
n. Sporenschachtel (botan.)

macrocyte Click to Search macrocyte
n. Makrozyte, großes rotes Blutkörperchen

macrocytic Click to Search macrocytic
adj. makrozytisch, des großen roten Blutkörperchens

macrodont Click to Search macrodont
adj. großzähnig

macrodontia Click to Search macrodontia
n. Großzähnigkeit

macrodontism Click to Search macrodontism
n. Großzähnigkeit

macroeconomic Click to Search macroeconomic
adj. makrowirtschaftlich

macroeconomics Click to Search macroeconomics
n. Makro-Wirtschaft, Makroökonomie

macro-economics Click to Search macro-economics
Makro-Wirtschaft

macroeconomist Click to Search macroeconomist
n. Makroökonom, Person die Phänomene der Weltwirtschaft analysiert (Preisstandard eines Landes, Finanzpolitik eines Landes, u.s.w.)

macroeconomy Click to Search macroeconomy
n. Makroökonomie, Ökonomie einer Nation im Allgemeinen (Wirtschaft)

macroevolution Click to Search macroevolution
n. Makroevolution, große evolutionäre Veränderungen über eine lange Zeitperiode hinweg

macrogamete Click to Search macrogamete
n. Makrogamate (bio., größte Fortpflanzungszelle, weibliche Gamate)

macrolepidoptera Click to Search macrolepidoptera
n. Großschmetterlinge, große Schmetterlinge (der Ordnung Lepidoptera)

macrology Click to Search macrology
n. langes langweiliges und bedeutungsloses Gespräch; ausführliche ideenlose Diskussion; Wortüberfluss

Macromedia Click to Search Macromedia
n. Macromedia, amerikanisches Unternehmen mit Hauptsitz in Kalifornien, Entwickler und Hersteller von Software für Graphik- und Multimediakreationen (Computer)

macromolecular Click to Search macromolecular
adj. makromolekular, des Makromoleküls (sehr große Moleküle überwiegend organ. Natur)

macromolecule Click to Search macromolecule
n. Makromolekül (sehr großes Molekül)

macron Click to Search macron
n. Makron (Längsstrich über Vokalen)

macronucleus Click to Search macronucleus
n. Makronukleus (bio., sehr großer Kern)

macronutrient Click to Search macronutrient
n. Makronutrient, Nährstoff unentbehrlich für Pflanzenwachstum

macrophage Click to Search macrophage
n. Makrophage (bio., Fremdkörper von der Körperflüssigkeit entfernende Zelle)

macrophagic Click to Search macrophagic
adj. makrophagig (bio., fremdkörperbeseitigende Zelle)

macrophotography Click to Search macrophotography
n. Makrofotografie, Bildaufnahme Vorgang bei dem das Objekt nur leicht vergrößert wird

macrophyte Click to Search macrophyte
n. Makrophyte, Pflanze die ohne Hilfe eines Mikroskops gesehen werden kann

macropod Click to Search macropod
n. Makropode, langbeiniger Krebs mit einem dreieckigen Körper (der gattung der Labyrinthfische)

macropsia Click to Search macropsia
n. Makropsie (Augenkrankheit, die dem Kranken alle Gegenstände größer als in der Wirklichkeit erscheinen läßt)

macropsy Click to Search macropsy
n. Makropsie (Augenkrankheit, die dem Kranken alle Gegenstände größer als in der Wirklichkeit erscheinen läßt)

Macroscelidea Click to Search Macroscelidea
n. Rüsselspringer, insektenfressende Säugetiere der Ordnung Macroscelidea

macroscelididae Click to Search macroscelididae
n. Rüsselspringer, Elefantenspitzmaus, kleine insektenfressende Säudetiere der Familie Macroscelididae

macroscopic Click to Search macroscopic
adj. makroskopisch

macroscopical Click to Search macroscopical
adj. makroskopisch

macroscopically Click to Search macroscopically
adv. makroskopisch

macrosmatic Click to Search macrosmatic
adj. mit einer großen Gestalt versehen

macrosomatia Click to Search macrosomatia
n. Makrosomie, unübliche Größe eines Körpers (Medizin)

macrosomia Click to Search macrosomia
n. Makrosomie, Großgliedrigkeit (Medizin)

macrostomia Click to Search macrostomia
n. Großmündigkeit (med.)

macrostructural Click to Search macrostructural
adj. makrostrukturell (bezgl. eines Substanzkristalles: mit bloßem Auge erkennbar)

macrostructure Click to Search macrostructure
n. Makrostruktur (Kristallbau, den man mit bloßem Auge erkennen kann)

macrotous Click to Search macrotous
adj. große Ohren aufweisend

macroverbumsciolist Click to Search macroverbumsciolist
n. ungebildete Person; Person die so tut als ob sie ein Wort kennt es aber dann im Wörterbuch heimlich nachliest

macruran Click to Search macruran
adj. der Langschwanzkrebse (Macura) gehörende kriechende Krebse

macula Click to Search macula
n. Fleck (Sonne, Licht)

macular Click to Search macular
adj. fleckig

maculate Click to Search maculate
v. beflecken, beschmutzen; verunreinigen

maculation Click to Search maculation
n. Befleckung, Verunreinigung

macule Click to Search macule
n. Fleck

macumba Click to Search macumba
n. Macumba, religiöser Kult ursprünglich aus Afrika stammend in Brasilien praktiziert (Mischung aus Musik, Tanz und Voodoo); beliebte brasilianische Tanzmusik

Macuser Click to Search Macuser
n. Macuser, amerikanisches Magazin das Macintoshbenutzer behilflich ist (beinhaltet information über neue Produkte, Ratschläge, Empfehlungen usw.)

macushla Click to Search macushla
n. (Irisch) Liebling, Schatz, Schätzchen

MacWorld Expo Click to Search MacWorld Expo
MacWorld Expo, große Ausstellung für Macintosh Computer Software und Zubehör (findet in San Franzisco und Boston in den USA statt)

Linguatic German English Dictionary

Mac Click to Search Mac
Mac (M`, Mc) mac, common prefix for Irish and Scottish surnames

Maccabi Click to Search Maccabi
n. Maccabi, sport league in Israel

Maccabi Haifa Click to Search Maccabi Haifa
n. Maccabi Haifa, soccer club in the city of Haifa

Maccabi Jugend Click to Search Maccabi Jugend
n. Young Maccabi, Israeli pioneering youth movement

Maccabi Tel Aviv Click to Search Maccabi Tel Aviv
n. Maccabi Tel Aviv, soccer club in the city of Tel Aviv

Mach Click to Search Mach
Mach (das) n. mach, mach number, unit of measurement for speed, relationship between body speed and speed of sound waves machen v. manufacture; cause, bring about; accomplish; do, make

Mach Anzeiger Click to Search Mach Anzeiger
Mach meter, device measuring speeds above the speed of sound

Mach das du wegkommst Click to Search Mach das du wegkommst
get lost!, get out of here! go away!; get out!, go away! get lost!

mach dass du davon kommst Click to Search mach dass du davon kommst
off with you, get out!, go away! mach daß Du davon kommst (new spell.=mach dass du davon kommst) off with you, get out!, go away!

Mach dass du rauskommst Click to Search Mach dass du rauskommst
get out!, go away! get lost!; go away!, get out of here!, get lost! Mach daß Du rauskommst (new spell.=Mach dass du rauskommst) get out!, go away! get lost!; go away!, get out of here!, get lost!

mach dass du wegkommst Click to Search mach dass du wegkommst
away with you!, get out of here!, go away! mach daß Du wegkommst (new spell.=mach dass du wegkommst) away with you!, get out of here!, go away!

mach deine Augen auf Click to Search mach deine Augen auf
open your eyes, get up, wake up; pay attention, be aware

mach deinen Dreck allein Click to Search mach deinen Dreck allein
do it yourself, do it alone, accomplish it alone

mach dich auf Click to Search mach dich auf
get a move on, start moving, hurry up, make progress

mach dich davon Click to Search mach dich davon
take a flying leap, go away, take a hike, get out of here

mach dich fort Click to Search mach dich fort
go away, leave, go to Jericho, go to hell

mach dir keine Gedanken Click to Search mach dir keine Gedanken
don`t worry, don`t be concerned

mach dir nichts daraus Click to Search mach dir nichts daraus
don`t worry, don`t be concerned

mach eine Fliege Click to Search mach eine Fliege
take a flying leap, take a hike, get out of here, go away

mach es Click to Search mach es
go for it, try to get it, do it machte es did it, succeeded

mach es dir bequem Click to Search mach es dir bequem
feel at home, make yourself at home, feel as though you are at your own home, feel comfortable here, make yourself comfortable, act as if this is your home

Mach es dir nicht zu bequem Click to Search Mach es dir nicht zu bequem
do not get too comfortable, don`t get too cozy

mach es nach deinem Willen Click to Search mach es nach deinem Willen
have it your way, do what you want

mach keine Scherze Click to Search mach keine Scherze
you`re joking

mach keinen Druck Click to Search mach keinen Druck
don`t push it, don`t be overly forceful, don`t be too persistent

mach keinen Quatsch Click to Search mach keinen Quatsch
don`t do anything stupid

mach keinen Unsinn Click to Search mach keinen Unsinn
no clever stuff

mach mal ein bisschen Tempo Click to Search mach mal ein bisschen Tempo
get a move on, hurry up, make progress, start moving mach mal ein bißchen Tempo (new spell.=mach mal ein bisschen Tempo) get a move on, hurry up, make progress, start moving

mach mal Tempo Click to Search mach mal Tempo
get a move on, start moving, hurry up, make progress

mach Platz Click to Search mach Platz
make way!, clear the path!, move out of the way!

mach schnell Click to Search mach schnell
hurry up!, make it quick!, do it fast!, speed up!

mach schon Click to Search mach schon
come along, forward, onward, let`s go, off you go!, go ahead, go already

mach was du willst Click to Search mach was du willst
do as you will, do what you will, do whatever you want, do whatever you like, do as you please, do as you wish

mach weiter mit der guten Arbeit Click to Search mach weiter mit der guten Arbeit
keep up the good work, continue doing a good job

mach wie du es willst Click to Search mach wie du es willst
have it your way, do what you want

Machart Click to Search Machart
Machart (die) n. style, cut, way; method

machbar Click to Search machbar
adj. feasible, tenable, practicable, workable, manageable, able to be carried out

Mache Click to Search Mache
Mache (die) n. structure, composition, make-up; sham, fraud, hoax machen v. manufacture; cause, bring about; accomplish; do, make

mache es ohne Click to Search mache es ohne
do without, manage without, give up on, get along lacking

mache es wie du willst Click to Search mache es wie du willst
do as you will, do what you want, do as you wish, do as you please!, suit yourself

Machen Click to Search Machen
Machen (das) n. manufacturing; causing, bringing about; accomplishment; doing, making v. manufacture; cause, bring about; accomplish; do, make

machen als ob Click to Search machen als ob
make as if, pretend, make believe

machen Sie es sich bequem Click to Search machen Sie es sich bequem
make yourself at home, feel as though you are at your own home, feel comfortable here, make yourself comfortable, act as if this is your home

Machenschaft Click to Search Machenschaft
Machenschaft (die) n. machination, dealing, contrivance, manipulation; cheating; plot

Macher Click to Search Macher
Macher (der) n. one who does, one who creates; initiator, promoter, starter

Macherlohn Click to Search Macherlohn
Macherlohn (der) n. labor charge, making-up charge

Machete Click to Search Machete
Machete (die) n. machete, large knife

Machiavelli Click to Search Machiavelli
n. Machiavelli, family name; Niccolo Machiavelli (1469-1527), Florentine statesman and political writer (author of "the Prince")

Machiavellismus Click to Search Machiavellismus
Machiavellismus (der) n. Machiavellianism, unscrupulous cunning, underhandedness, deceptiveness; deceitfulness, treachery

machiavellistisch Click to Search machiavellistisch
adj. machiavellian, scheming, deceptive, manipulative, in the manner of acting hypocritically

Machismus Click to Search Machismus
Machismus (der) n. male chauvinism, excessive enthusiasm for the male sex

Macho Click to Search Macho
Macho (der) n. macho, one having machismo, strongly masculine or assertive man

Macholand Click to Search Macholand
Macholand (das) n. country or state with strongly masculine or assertive men population

Machotum Click to Search Machotum
Machotum (das) n. strongly masculine or assertive men, virile and courageous men

Machpelahhöhle Click to Search Machpelahhöhle
Machpelahhöhle (die) n. the Cave of Machpelah, cave in Hebron where the patriarchs and matriarchs of the Jewish nation are traditionally thought to be buried

Machpuz Click to Search Machpuz
Machpuz (der) n. Machpuz, Najiv Machpuz, Egyptian author

machs gut Click to Search machs gut
goodbye, farewell, see you later, cheerio

Macht anstrebend Click to Search Macht anstrebend
seeks power, is eager to gain power and authority

Macht ausüben Click to Search Macht ausüben
wield a scepter, govern, rule, control; administrate, manage

Macht behaupten Click to Search Macht behaupten
remain in control

Macht der Gewohnheit Click to Search Macht der Gewohnheit
force of habit, behavior made involuntary by repetition

Macht der Sprache Click to Search Macht der Sprache
the power of speech, influential power of speech, ability of speech to influence others

macht Diät Click to Search macht Diät
be on diet, eat less food or low-calorie food in order to lose weight

macht die Nacht zum Tage Click to Search macht die Nacht zum Tage
turned night into day, worked non-stop, labored without ceasing, stayed up all night working

macht eine Gänsehaut Click to Search macht eine Gänsehaut
gives the shivers, makes one feel apprehension or horror, gives the creeps

macht einen Eindruck Click to Search macht einen Eindruck
makes an impression, creates a certain opinion, makes people believe that - machte einen Eindruck made an impression, created an impression, left a lasting memory, produced a strong effect, impressed

macht einen Riesenspaß Click to Search macht einen Riesenspaß
makes fun

macht einen Sinn Click to Search macht einen Sinn
makes sense, acceptable to the mind, reasonable, rational, logical

Macht ergreifen Click to Search Macht ergreifen
seize power, come to power, was given a position of authority, attained a position of authority

Macht erringen Click to Search Macht erringen
seize power, come to power, attained a position of authority, was given a position of authority

Macht geht vor Recht Click to Search Macht geht vor Recht
might is right, power wins, violence succeeds

macht Geschäft Click to Search macht Geschäft
does business, deals with, buys and sells

Macht haben Click to Search Macht haben
have control of, be in charge of, have mastery over, be responsible for, rule, govern, manage

macht ihn kaputt Click to Search macht ihn kaputt
wore him out, sapped his strength, made him tired

macht keinen Unterschied Click to Search macht keinen Unterschied
makes no difference, it doesn`t matter, it neither helps nor hinders

macht nichts Click to Search macht nichts
doesn`t matter, never mind, not important, forget it, does nothing, is not a big deal

macht Probleme Click to Search macht Probleme
makes difficulties, causes problems, creates difficult situations

macht Schande Click to Search macht Schande
was put to shame, was embarrassed, was laid bare

macht Schluss Click to Search macht Schluss
called it a day, finished the day, stopped working, went home, went to bed macht Schluß (new spell.=macht Schluss) called it a day, finished the day, stopped working, went home, went to bed

macht Schwierigkeiten Click to Search macht Schwierigkeiten
makes difficulties, causes problems, creates difficult situations machte Schwierigkeiten made trouble

macht seine ersten Schritte Click to Search macht seine ersten Schritte
making its first steps, walking for the first time; making progress on its own

macht sich Vorwürfe Click to Search macht sich Vorwürfe
v. consumed by guilt, feeling intense regret, feeling extremely guilty for one`s actions

macht Tricks Click to Search macht Tricks
play tricks, play pranks, act in a mischievous manner

Macht übergabe Click to Search Macht übergabe
transfer of authority, passing of responsibility to a second party

Macht übernehmen Click to Search Macht übernehmen
assume power

Macht vergrößern Click to Search Macht vergrößern
potentiate, increase strength, increase intensity; increase ability, increase capability

macht was er will Click to Search macht was er will
does whatever he wants, does whatever he feels like doing, does as he pleases, have one`s own way, do as one desires

Machtausübung Click to Search Machtausübung
Machtausübung (die) n. exertion of power, demonstration of strength; employment of power

Machtbefugnis Click to Search Machtbefugnis
Machtbefugnis (das) n. authority, power, control

Machtbereich Click to Search Machtbereich
Machtbereich (der) n. sphere of influence, area in which the state has political and economical influence even if they do not rule over it

machtbewusst Click to Search machtbewusst
adj. aware of one`s power, aware of one`s abilities

machte absolut nichts Click to Search machte absolut nichts
did absolutely nothing, did nothing at all, did not lift a finger

machte aus einer Mücke einen Elefanten Click to Search machte aus einer Mücke einen Elefanten
made a mountain out of a molehill, made a big deal out of nothing, was afraid for no reason

machte der Diskussion ein Ende Click to Search machte der Diskussion ein Ende
put an end to the discussion, ended the argument, ended the discussion, summarized the ideas that had been put forth

machte die Bekanntschaft von Click to Search machte die Bekanntschaft von
made the acquaintance of, met -, got to know -, was introduced to -

machte die Entscheidung Click to Search machte die Entscheidung
made the decision, reached the decision, resolved the matter

machte die Hölle heiß Click to Search machte die Hölle heiß
raised hell, raise Cain, create a disturbance

machte die Kasse leer Click to Search machte die Kasse leer
emptied the till, took all the money out of the cash register

machte die Leitung frei Click to Search machte die Leitung frei
went off the line, cleared the line, ended his telephone conversation; disconnected from the Internet

machte ein Angebot Click to Search machte ein Angebot
make an offer, make a proposal; suggest a price

machte ein Ende Click to Search machte ein Ende
put an end to it, ended the matter, finished the business

machte ein Geschäft Click to Search machte ein Geschäft
struck a bargain, made a deal, made an agreement

machte ein Gesicht Click to Search machte ein Gesicht
made faces, made facial expressions, moved his face to create different appearances

machte ein großes Geschrei Click to Search machte ein großes Geschrei
made a fuss, made a scene, made a big deal out of something

machte ein Kompliment Click to Search machte ein Kompliment
paid a compliment, gave a compliment, complimented, flattered

machte ein Nickerchen Click to Search machte ein Nickerchen
took a nap, rested a bit

machte ein Opfer Click to Search machte ein Opfer
made an offering, made a sacrifice, sacrificed something

machte ein Phantombild Click to Search machte ein Phantombild
made an Identikit, assembled a set of various facial characteristics and facial parts

machte ein Telefonat Click to Search machte ein Telefonat
made a phone call, got in touch with, contacted by phone, called up, telephoned

machte ein Theater Click to Search machte ein Theater
made a fuss, made a scene, made a big deal out of something

machte ein totales Durcheinander Click to Search machte ein totales Durcheinander
made a total mess, created confusion and disorder

machte ein Vermögen Click to Search machte ein Vermögen
v. made a fortune, raked in the big bucks, made a lot of money

machte ein Versprechen Click to Search machte ein Versprechen
made a promise

machte Eindruck Click to Search machte Eindruck
had an impact, had an effect, made a difference, made an impression

machte eine Ausnahme Click to Search machte eine Ausnahme
took an exception, expressed his opposition in writing, objected

machte eine Drohung Click to Search machte eine Drohung
made a threat, threatened, menaced, voiced a threat

machte eine Entscheidung Click to Search machte eine Entscheidung
made a decision, reached a decision, decided

machte eine falsche Voraussage Click to Search machte eine falsche Voraussage
made a wrong estimate, guessed incorrectly, approximated wrong, made an error in assessment

machte eine Faust Click to Search machte eine Faust
made a fist, clenched his hand into the shape of a fist

machte eine Glatze Click to Search machte eine Glatze
shaved his head, removed all of his hair, shaved the hair of his head

machte eine gute Kopie Click to Search machte eine gute Kopie
made a fair copy, made a neat duplicate, copied it cleanly

machte eine Menge Geld Click to Search machte eine Menge Geld
made a lot of money, earned a lot of money, became very wealthy

machte eine Metamorphose durch Click to Search machte eine Metamorphose durch
underwent metamorphosis, changed completely, changed his image

machte eine Notbremsung Click to Search machte eine Notbremsung
slammed on the brakes, pressed the brakes quickly, suddenly used the brakes

machte eine Opfergabe Click to Search machte eine Opfergabe
made an offering, made a sacrifice, sacrificed something

machte eine Pause Click to Search machte eine Pause
took a break, went out for a short pause in activities

machte eine Platte Click to Search machte eine Platte
made a record, put out a record, cut an album

machte eine scharfe Kurve Click to Search machte eine scharfe Kurve
made a sharp turn, made a sudden turn, made a quick turn

machte eine schlechte Arbeit Click to Search machte eine schlechte Arbeit
did a bad job, did a half-ass job, did a lousy job, did his work in a deceitful manner

machte eine Szene Click to Search machte eine Szene
made a scene, made a big deal out of something, overreacted

machte eine Unordnung Click to Search machte eine Unordnung
made a mess, dirtied, untidied

machte eine Verbeugung Click to Search machte eine Verbeugung
made a curtsey, bent down in honor, bent at the knees to show respect (about females)

machte einen Aufstand Click to Search machte einen Aufstand
made a fuss, made a scene, made a big deal out of something

machte einen Auftritt Click to Search machte einen Auftritt
made an appearance, appeared, came into view, demonstrated one`s presence

machte einen dramatischen Eintritt Click to Search machte einen dramatischen Eintritt
made a dramatic entry, entered in a remarkable manner, attracted attention when he entered

machte einen Eindruck Click to Search machte einen Eindruck
made an impression, created an impression, left a lasting memory, produced a strong effect, impressed

machte einen fatalen Fehler Click to Search machte einen fatalen Fehler
made a fatal mistake, made a mistake that cannot be corrected

machte einen Fehltritt Click to Search machte einen Fehltritt
made a faux pas, made an error, made an embarrassing mistake

machte einen neuen Anfang Click to Search machte einen neuen Anfang
made a fresh start, opened a new page, turned a new leaf, started all over again, got off to a new start

machte einen Rummel Click to Search machte einen Rummel
made a fuss, made a big deal out of something, made a scene

machte einen schrecklichen Krach Click to Search machte einen schrecklichen Krach
made a terrible noise, made an unpleasant sound

machte einen Schritt Click to Search machte einen Schritt
made a move, did a deed, took a decisive action, moved

machte einen Skandal Click to Search machte einen Skandal
made a scandal, created a public outrage, committed outrageous acts

machte einen Spagat Click to Search machte einen Spagat
did a splits, spread the legs in opposite directions and sank to the floor

machte einen Strich durch die Rechnung Click to Search machte einen Strich durch die Rechnung
thwarted his plan, foiled his plan, thwarted his scheme

machte einen Strich über die Vergangenheit Click to Search machte einen Strich über die Vergangenheit
v. draw a line over the past, forget the past

machte einen Termin aus Click to Search machte einen Termin aus
made an appointment, set an appointment, scheduled a meeting, fixed an appointment

machte einen Versuch Click to Search machte einen Versuch
made an attempt, had a go at, tried, made an effort

machte einen Vertrag Click to Search machte einen Vertrag
made an agreement, made a pact, made an accord

machte es Click to Search machte es
did it, succeeded

machte es ganz genauso Click to Search machte es ganz genauso
did it the same way

machte es schwer Click to Search machte es schwer
made it difficult, created a hard situation for, caused it to be difficult to

machte es schwierig Click to Search machte es schwierig
made it difficult, caused it to be difficult to, created a hard situation for

machte es schwierig für ihn Click to Search machte es schwierig für ihn
made it difficult for, caused the situation to be very hard for-

machte etwas Click to Search machte etwas
did something, did some act, accomplished some deed

machte etwas für ihn Click to Search machte etwas für ihn
did something for him, acted in some manner in order to help him, did him a favor

machte Freunde Click to Search machte Freunde
made friends, became friendly with, became connected with, allied oneself with, acquired friends

machte Frikassee aus ihm Click to Search machte Frikassee aus ihm
smote him hip and thigh, punched him below the belt, subdued him, beat him, brought him to his downfall

machte Gebrauch Click to Search machte Gebrauch
made use, used

machte Gebrauch von der Option Click to Search machte Gebrauch von der Option
exercised an option, make use of an option

machte Geld Click to Search machte Geld
made money, earned money

machte Gewinn aus Click to Search machte Gewinn aus
derived benefit from, profited from

machte gute Arbeit Click to Search machte gute Arbeit
did a good job, did a great job, did wonderful work

machte Gymnastik Click to Search machte Gymnastik
did gymnastics, exercised to improve physical fitness

machte Hackfleisch aus ihm Click to Search machte Hackfleisch aus ihm
made mincemeat of him, beat him up badly, bent him all out of shape

machte ihm das Leben schwer Click to Search machte ihm das Leben schwer
gave him a hard time, hassled him, made his life very difficult

machte ihm Ehre Click to Search machte ihm Ehre
honored him, showed him respect, treated him with honor

machte ihm ein Angebot Click to Search machte ihm ein Angebot
made him a proposal, made him an offer, suggested something to him

machte ihm ein Loch im Kopf Click to Search machte ihm ein Loch im Kopf
grated on his ears, made a harsh sound, was unpleasant to hear

machte ihm eine Maniküre Click to Search machte ihm eine Maniküre
gave him a manicure, trimmed and polished his fingernails

machte ihm eine Pediküre Click to Search machte ihm eine Pediküre
gave him a pedicure, trimmed and polished his toenails

machte ihm Schande Click to Search machte ihm Schande
put him to shame, embarrassed him, shamed him

machte ihm was aus Click to Search machte ihm was aus
mattered to him, made a difference to him, moved him, he cared about-

machte ihn ausfindig Click to Search machte ihn ausfindig
sought him out, ambushed him, lied in wait for him

machte ihn berühmt Click to Search machte ihn berühmt
made him famous, helped make him into a celebrity, caused him to be well-known

machte ihn eifersüchtig Click to Search machte ihn eifersüchtig
made him jealous, stirred his jealousy, made his eyes pop out of their sockets

machte ihn fertig Click to Search machte ihn fertig
ran him down, belittled him; picked on him, harassed him

machte ihn krank Click to Search machte ihn krank
made him sick, filled him with disgust, nauseated him, made him ill

machte ihn neidisch Click to Search machte ihn neidisch
made him jealous, stirred his jealousy, made his eyes pop out of their sockets

machte ihn rasend Click to Search machte ihn rasend
made his blood boil, made him furious

machte ihn verlegen Click to Search machte ihn verlegen
embarrassed him, bewildered him, perplexed him, made him feel self-conscious

machte ihn verrückt Click to Search machte ihn verrückt
drove him crazy, drove him mad, made him crazy, caused him to go insane, drove him nuts

machte ihn wütend Click to Search machte ihn wütend
infuriated him, made him furious, made him very angry

machte ihn zum Hohn und zum Spott Click to Search machte ihn zum Hohn und zum Spott
make a laughingstock out of, make fun of, make a fool out of, mock

machte ihn zum Krüppel Click to Search machte ihn zum Krüppel
maimed him, mutilated him, permanently injured him

machte ihn zum Narren Click to Search machte ihn zum Narren
made a laughingstock of him, made fun of him, mocked him

machte ihn zunichte Click to Search machte ihn zunichte
wiped him out, defeated him

machte ihr schöne Augen Click to Search machte ihr schöne Augen
gave her the eye, flirted with her, made eyes at her

machte in seine Hosen Click to Search machte in seine Hosen
wet his pants, urinated in his pants, couldn`t keep it in

machte Joga Click to Search machte Joga
did yoga, performed yoga exercises, followed a system of exercises as part of a Hindu discipline which trains the consciousness to exist in a state of serenity and spiritual insight

machte Kaffe Click to Search machte Kaffe
made coffee, prepared some coffee

machte kaputt Click to Search machte kaputt
made a mess, dirtied, untidied

machte Karriere Click to Search machte Karriere
made a career, built a career

machte kehrt Click to Search machte kehrt
turned back, retraced one`s path, returned to the place which one left

machte kein Auge zu Click to Search machte kein Auge zu
did not sleep a wink, did not sleep at all

machte keine Finger krumm Click to Search machte keine Finger krumm
did not lift a finger, did not do a thing, did nothing

machte keine Schwierigkeiten Click to Search machte keine Schwierigkeiten
made no trouble, did not disturb, was not a problem

machte keinen Gewinn Click to Search machte keinen Gewinn
made no profit, did not earn money, was not lucrative

machte Komplimente Click to Search machte Komplimente
showered compliments on, give many compliments, give many flattering remarks, distributed an abundance of flattering remarks

machte Kontakt Click to Search machte Kontakt
made contact, contacted, got in touch with, set up ties with

machte lange Ohren Click to Search machte lange Ohren
pricked up his ears, began listening carefully, started paying attention

machte leere Versprechen Click to Search machte leere Versprechen
made empty promises, promised things that will never be fulfilled

machte Maniküre Click to Search machte Maniküre
did his fingernails, did a manicure

machte Millionen Click to Search machte Millionen
made millions, raked in millions, made a fortune, earned a lot of money

machte mit ihm einen Scherz Click to Search machte mit ihm einen Scherz
pulled his leg, tricked him, set him up, deceived him, pulled a prank on him

machte neue Freunde Click to Search machte neue Freunde
made new friends, met new people, made new acquaintances

machte Ordnung Click to Search machte Ordnung
put things in order, organized things, fixed the situation, sorted things out

machte Pediküre Click to Search machte Pediküre
did his toenails, clipped or filed his toenails, gave himself a pedicure

machte Pläne Click to Search machte Pläne
made plans, made arrangements, made preparations, planned

machte Platz für ihn Click to Search machte Platz für ihn
made room for, created a place for

machte radikale änderungen Click to Search machte radikale änderungen
made radical changes, introduced major changes

machte scharf Click to Search machte scharf
sharpen, make pointed scharfmachen v. stir up, incite, instigate

machte Schlagzeilen Click to Search machte Schlagzeilen
made the headlines, appeared in the news

machte Schwierigkeiten Click to Search machte Schwierigkeiten
made trouble

machte Schwierigkeiten mit Click to Search machte Schwierigkeiten mit
messed with, got involved with, got into trouble with; tinkered with, fooled around with, fiddled with

machte sein Leben unmöglich Click to Search machte sein Leben unmöglich
made his life a misery, made his life miserable, embittered his life, made his life a living hell

machte sein Leben zur Hölle Click to Search machte sein Leben zur Hölle
made his life a living hell, made his life miserable, made his life a misery, embittered his life

machte sein Praktikum Click to Search machte sein Praktikum
served his internship, passed his period of specialization

machte seine Hausaufgaben Click to Search machte seine Hausaufgaben
did his homework, finished his school-work that was meant as a home project

machte seinen Mund auf Click to Search machte seinen Mund auf
opened his mouth, said something; gaped his mouth

machte sich auf und davon Click to Search machte sich auf und davon
took flight, escaped, fled, ran away

machte sich aus dem Staub Click to Search machte sich aus dem Staub
took flight, fled, ran away, escaped

machte sich ein Bild davon Click to Search machte sich ein Bild davon
pictured in his mind, painted in his imagination, imagined to himself

machte sich große Hoffnungen Click to Search machte sich große Hoffnungen
had high hopes for him, expected much from him, expected him to succeed

machte sich lustig über Click to Search machte sich lustig über
made fun of, ridiculed, scorned

machte sich lustig über ihn Click to Search machte sich lustig über ihn
made a fool of him, mocked him, made fun of him

machte sich über ihn lustig Click to Search machte sich über ihn lustig
made a laughingstock of him, made fun of him, mocked him

machte sich wissend über Click to Search machte sich wissend über
gained knowledge about

machte Unsinn mit Click to Search machte Unsinn mit
fooled around with, had dealings with, played around with

machte Urlaub Click to Search machte Urlaub
took a vacation, went away on a vacation, took a trip

machte Vereinbarungen Click to Search machte Vereinbarungen
made arrangements, made preparations, organized things, planned

machte viel Click to Search machte viel
did a lot, did much, tended to do much, functioned in many capacities

machte von seinem Recht Gebrauch Click to Search machte von seinem Recht Gebrauch
exercised his right, made use of his right

machte Vorbereitungen Click to Search machte Vorbereitungen
made arrangements, organized things, planned, made preparations

machte was Schlechtes Click to Search machte was Schlechtes
did wrong, did not act appropriately; committed an injustice

machte weiter Click to Search machte weiter
moved on, continued on, moved forward weitermachen v. get on with, continue, go on, carry on

machte weiterhin eine gute Miene Click to Search machte weiterhin eine gute Miene
kept smiling, continued to look happy

machte Wellen Click to Search machte Wellen
made a to-do, made a big deal out of something, exaggerated the importance of something, made waves

machte wieder die selben Fehler Click to Search machte wieder die selben Fehler
repeated the same mistakes, made the same error again and again

Machtergreifung Click to Search Machtergreifung
Machtergreifung (die) n. takeover, act of taking control of something (i.e. a government); becoming dominant

Machtfrage Click to Search Machtfrage
Machtfrage (die) n. question of power, question of who is the strongest

Machtgebot Click to Search Machtgebot
Machtgebot (das) n. order, command, imposition, imposture

Machtgier Click to Search Machtgier
Machtgier (die) n. lust for power, desire for power

Machthaber Click to Search Machthaber
Machthaber (der) n. ruler, sovereign; governor; potentate, influential person

Machtkämpfe Click to Search Machtkämpfe
Machtkämpfe (die) n. struggles for power, competitive fight for dominance between powers

Machtkonflikt Click to Search Machtkonflikt
Machtkonflikt (der) n. conflict of powers, power struggle, incompatibility of powers

Machtkonzentration Click to Search Machtkonzentration
Machtkonzentration (die) n. concentration of powers

machtlos Click to Search machtlos
adv. powerlessly, helplessly, impotently, weakly adj. powerless, impotent, impuissant, incapacitated, ineffective; helpless, weak

Machtlosigkeit Click to Search Machtlosigkeit
Machtlosigkeit (die) n. powerlessness, impotence, incapacity; helplessness, weakness

Machtpoker Click to Search Machtpoker
Machtpoker (das) n. power ploys, methods used to gain power

Machtpolitik Click to Search Machtpolitik
Machtpolitik (die) n. power politics, power-oriented policy, policy that favors the use of power to obtain its own objectives

Machtprobe Click to Search Machtprobe
Machtprobe (die) n. trial of strength

Machtspruch Click to Search Machtspruch
Machtspruch (der) n. dictum, order, instruction, formal statement; decree, edict, law, mandate

Machtstaat Click to Search Machtstaat
Machtstaat (der) n. dictatorship, tyranny, country ruled by a dictator

Machtsymbol Click to Search Machtsymbol
Machtsymbol (das) n. insignia, mark indicating office or rank; badge

Machtteilung Click to Search Machtteilung
Machtteilung (die) n. power sharing, division of forces

Machtübernahme Click to Search Machtübernahme
Machtübernahme (die) n. seizure of power, takeover, taking control

Machtvakuum Click to Search Machtvakuum
Machtvakuum (das) n. power vacuum, absence of whatever form of government in a country

Machtverteilung Click to Search Machtverteilung
Machtverteilung (die) n. power sharing, of the division of forces

machtvoll Click to Search machtvoll
adv. powerfully, mightily; forcefully, intensely; potently; with great strength; authoritatively, influentially adj. mighty, strong, forceful; potent; great; influential

Machtvollkommenheit Click to Search Machtvollkommenheit
Machtvollkommenheit (die) n. absolute power, unlimited power

Machtwort Click to Search Machtwort
Machtwort (das) n. dictum, formal statement, pronouncement; hard words, critical remarks; instruction

Machu Click to Search Machu
n. Machu, Machu Picchu, ancient Incan city in Peru

Machu Picchu Click to Search Machu Picchu
n. Machu Picchu, ancient Incan city in Peru

Machwerk Click to Search Machwerk
Machwerk (das) n. shoddy, something that is cheap and imitative, phony item, of poor quality

Machwerk des Teufels Click to Search Machwerk des Teufels
the Devil`s work

Machzahl Click to Search Machzahl
Machzahl (die) n. mach number, number which shows the speed of an object in relation to the speed of sound

Macintosh Click to Search Macintosh
n. Macintosh, type of personal computer manufactured by Apple Computer

Macintoshcomputer Click to Search Macintoshcomputer
Macintoshcomputer (der) n. Macintosh, type of personal computer manufactured by Apple Computer

Macke Click to Search Macke
Macke (die) n. kink, twist, weirdness, craziness, lunacy, spleen; defect, deficiency, fault

WordNet 3.0 Dictionary

Freddie Mac Click to Search Freddie Mac
noun a corporation authorized by Congress to provide a secondary market for residential mortgages • Syn: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, FHLMC • Hypernyms: corporation, corp

mac Click to Search mac
noun a waterproof raincoat made of rubberized fabric • Syn: macintosh, mackintosh, mack • Regions: United Kingdom, UK, U.K., Britain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Great Britain • Hypernyms: raincoat, waterproof • Hyponyms: oilskin, slicker • Substance Meronyms: mackintosh, macintosh

macabre Click to Search macabre
adjective shockingly repellent; inspiring horror (Freq. 1) - example : ghastly wounds - example : the grim aftermath of the bombing - example : the grim task of burying the victims - example : a grisly murder - example : gruesome evidence of human sacrifice - example : macabre tales of war and plague in the Middle ages - example : macabre tortures conceived by madmen • Syn: ghastly, grim, grisly, gruesome, sick • Similar to: alarming • Derivationally related forms: gruesomeness (for: gruesome), grimness (for: grim), ghastliness (for: ghastly)

Macaca Click to Search Macaca
noun macaques; rhesus monkeys • Syn: genus Macaca • Hypernyms: mammal genus • Member Holonyms: Cercopithecidae, family Cercopithecidae • Member Meronyms: macaque

Macaca irus Click to Search Macaca irus
noun monkey of southeast Asia, Borneo and the Philippines • Syn: crab-eating macaque, croo monkey • Hypernyms: macaque

Macaca mulatta Click to Search Macaca mulatta
noun of southern Asia; used in medical research • Syn: rhesus, rhesus monkey • Hypernyms: macaque

Macaca radiata Click to Search Macaca radiata
noun Indian macaque with a bonnet-like tuft of hair • Syn: bonnet macaque, bonnet monkey, capped macaque, crown monkey • Hypernyms: macaque

Macaca sylvana Click to Search Macaca sylvana
noun tailless macaque of rocky cliffs and forests of northwestern Africa and Gibraltar • Syn: Barbary ape • Hypernyms: macaque

macadam Click to Search macadam
noun 1. broken stone used in macadamized roadways • Derivationally related forms: macadamize • Hypernyms: paving, pavement, paving material 2. a paved surface having compressed layers of broken rocks held together with tar • Syn: tarmacadam, tarmac • Derivationally related forms: macadamize, tarmac (for: tarmac) • Hypernyms: paved surface

macadamia Click to Search macadamia
noun any tree of the genus Macadamia • Syn: macadamia tree • Hypernyms: nut tree • Hyponyms: Macadamia integrifolia, macadamia nut, macadamia nut tree, Macadamia ternifolia, Queensland nut, Macadamia tetraphylla • Member Holonyms: genus Macadamia

Macadamia integrifolia Click to Search Macadamia integrifolia
noun medium-sized tree of eastern Australia having creamy-white flowers • Hypernyms: macadamia, macadamia tree • Member Holonyms: genus Macadamia

macadamia nut Click to Search macadamia nut
noun 1. small Australian tree with racemes of pink flowers; widely cultivated (especially in Hawaii) for its sweet edible nuts • Syn: macadamia nut tree, Macadamia ternifolia • Regions: Hawaii, Hawai'i, Aloha State, HI • Hypernyms: macadamia, macadamia tree • Member Holonyms: genus Macadamia 2. nutlike seed with sweet and crisp white meat • Hypernyms: edible nut • Part Holonyms: macadamia nut tree, Macadamia ternifolia

macadamia nut tree Click to Search macadamia nut tree
noun small Australian tree with racemes of pink flowers; widely cultivated (especially in Hawaii) for its sweet edible nuts • Syn: macadamia nut, Macadamia ternifolia • Regions: Hawaii, Hawai'i, Aloha State, HI • Hypernyms: macadamia, macadamia tree • Member Holonyms: genus Macadamia • Part Meronyms: macadamia nut

Macadamia ternifolia Click to Search Macadamia ternifolia
noun small Australian tree with racemes of pink flowers; widely cultivated (especially in Hawaii) for its sweet edible nuts • Syn: macadamia nut, macadamia nut tree • Regions: Hawaii, Hawai'i, Aloha State, HI • Hypernyms: macadamia, macadamia tree • Member Holonyms: genus Macadamia • Part Meronyms: macadamia nut

Macadamia tetraphylla Click to Search Macadamia tetraphylla
noun bushy tree with pink to purple flowers • Syn: Queensland nut • Hypernyms: macadamia, macadamia tree • Member Holonyms: genus Macadamia

macadamia tree Click to Search macadamia tree
noun any tree of the genus Macadamia • Syn: macadamia • Hypernyms: nut tree • Hyponyms: Macadamia integrifolia, macadamia nut, macadamia nut tree, Macadamia ternifolia, Queensland nut, Macadamia tetraphylla • Member Holonyms: genus Macadamia

macadamise Click to Search macadamise
verb surface with macadam - example : macadam the road • Syn: macadamize, tarmac • Derivationally related forms: tarmac (for: tarmac), macadam (for: macadamize) • Hypernyms: coat, surface • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something

macadamize Click to Search macadamize
verb surface with macadam - example : macadam the road • Syn: macadamise, tarmac • Derivationally related forms: tarmac (for: tarmac), macadam • Hypernyms: coat, surface • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something

macamba Click to Search macamba
noun tropical American feather palm having a swollen spiny trunk and edible nuts • Syn: grugru, gri-gri, grugru palm, Acrocomia aculeata • Hypernyms: feather palm • Part Meronyms: grugru nut

Macao Click to Search Macao
noun a former Portuguese province on the south coast of China and two islands in the South China Sea; reverted to China in 1999 • Syn: Macau • Instance Hypernyms: possession

Macao monetary unit Click to Search Macao monetary unit
noun monetary unit in Macao • Hypernyms: monetary unit • Hyponyms: pataca, avo

macaque Click to Search macaque
noun short-tailed monkey of rocky regions of Asia and Africa • Hypernyms: Old World monkey, catarrhine • Hyponyms: rhesus, rhesus monkey, Macaca mulatta, bonnet macaque, bonnet monkey, capped macaque, crown monkey, Macaca radiata, Barbary ape, Macaca sylvana, crab-eating macaque, croo monkey, Macaca irus • Member Holonyms: Macaca, genus Macaca

macaroni Click to Search macaroni
noun 1. a British dandy in the 18th century who affected Continental mannerisms - example : Yankee Doodle stuck a feather in his cap and called it macaroni • Hypernyms: dandy, dude, fop, gallant, sheik, beau, swell, fashion plate, clotheshorse 2. pasta in the form of slender tubes • Hypernyms: pasta, alimentary paste

macaroni and cheese Click to Search macaroni and cheese
noun macaroni prepared in a cheese sauce • Hypernyms: pasta

macaroni salad Click to Search macaroni salad
noun having macaroni as the base • Hypernyms: pasta salad

macaroni wheat Click to Search macaroni wheat
noun wheat with hard dark-colored kernels high in gluten and used for bread and pasta; grown especially in southern Russia, North Africa, and northern central North America • Syn: durum, durum wheat, hard wheat, Triticum durum, Triticum turgidum • Hypernyms: wheat

macaronic Click to Search macaronic
adjective of or containing a mixture of Latin words and vernacular words jumbled together - example : macaronic verse • Pertains to noun: Latin, vernacular

macaroon Click to Search macaroon
noun chewy cookie usually containing almond paste • Hypernyms: cookie, cooky, biscuit • Hyponyms: ratafia, ratafia biscuit, coconut macaroon

MacArthur Click to Search MacArthur
noun United States general who served as chief of staff and commanded Allied forces in the South Pacific during World War II; he accepted the surrender of Japan (1880-1964) • Syn: Douglas MacArthur • Instance Hypernyms: general, full general

Macau Click to Search Macau
noun a former Portuguese province on the south coast of China and two islands in the South China Sea; reverted to China in 1999 • Syn: Macao • Instance Hypernyms: possession

Macaulay Click to Search Macaulay
noun English historian noted for his history of England (1800-1859) • Syn: Thomas Babington Macaulay, First Baron Macaulay, Lord Macaulay • Instance Hypernyms: historian, historiographer

macaw Click to Search macaw
noun long-tailed brilliantly colored parrot of Central America and South America; among the largest and showiest of parrots • Hypernyms: parrot • Member Holonyms: Ara, genus Ara

Macbeth Click to Search Macbeth
noun king of Scotland (died in 1057) • Instance Hypernyms: king, male monarch, Rex

MacDowell Click to Search MacDowell
noun United States composer best remembered as a composer of works for the piano (1860-1908) • Syn: Edward MacDowell • Instance Hypernyms: composer

Mace Click to Search Mace
noun (trademark) a liquid that temporarily disables a person; prepared as an aerosol and sprayed in the face, it irritates the eyes and causes dizziness and immobilization • Syn: Chemical Mace • Usage Domain: trademark (for: Chemical Mace), trademark • Hypernyms: chloroacetophenone, CN gas

mace Click to Search mace
noun 1. an official who carries a mace of office • Syn: macebearer, macer • Hypernyms: official, functionary 2. spice made from the dried fleshy covering of the nutmeg seed • Hypernyms: spice • Substance Meronyms: nutmeg 3. a ceremonial staff carried as a symbol of office or authority • Hypernyms: staff

macebearer Click to Search macebearer
noun an official who carries a mace of office • Syn: mace, macer • Hypernyms: official, functionary

macedoine Click to Search macedoine
noun mixed diced fruits or vegetables; hot or cold • Hypernyms: dish

Macedon Click to Search Macedon
noun the ancient kingdom of Philip II and Alexander the Great in the southeastern Balkans that is now divided among modern Macedonia and Greece and Bulgaria • Syn: Macedonia, Makedonija • Members of this Region: Pydna, Battle of Pydna • Instance Hypernyms: geographical area, geographic area, geographical region, geographic region • Part Holonyms: Balkan Peninsula, Balkans • Member Meronyms: Macedonian

Macedonia Click to Search Macedonia
noun 1. landlocked republic on the Balkan Peninsula; achieved independence from Yugoslavia in 1991 • Derivationally related forms: Macedonian • Members of this Region: Philippi, battle of Philippi • Instance Hypernyms: Balkan country, Balkan nation, Balkan state • Part Holonyms: Balkan Peninsula, Balkans • Part Meronyms: Skopje, Skoplje, Uskub 2. the ancient kingdom of Philip II and Alexander the Great in the southeastern Balkans that is now divided among modern Macedonia and Greece and Bulgaria • Syn: Macedon, Makedonija • Members of this Region: Pydna, Battle of Pydna • Instance Hypernyms: geographical area, geographic area, geographical region, geographic region • Part Holonyms: Balkan Peninsula, Balkans • Member Meronyms: Macedonian

Macedonian Click to Search Macedonian
I noun 1. a native or inhabitant of Macedon • Hypernyms: European • Hyponyms: Philippian • Instance Hyponyms: Antigonus, Antigonus Cyclops, Monophthalmos, Demetrius, Demetrius I, Demetrius Poliorcetes, Lysimachus, Seleucus, Seleucus I, Seleucus I Nicator • Member Holonyms: Macedon, Macedonia, Makedonija 2. the Slavic language of modern Macedonia • Hypernyms: Slavic, Slavic language, Slavonic, Slavonic language II adjective of or relating to Macedonia or its inhabitants - example : Macedonian hills • Pertains to noun: Macedonia • Derivationally related forms: Macedonia

Macedonian War Click to Search Macedonian War
noun one the four wars between Macedonia and Rome in the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC, which ended in the defeat of Macedonia and its annexation as a Roman province • Instance Hypernyms: war, warfare

macer Click to Search macer
noun an official who carries a mace of office • Syn: macebearer, mace • Hypernyms: official, functionary

macerate Click to Search macerate
verb 1. separate into constituents by soaking • Hypernyms: separate • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s something 2. become soft or separate and disintegrate as a result of excessive soaking - example : the tissue macerated in the water • Derivationally related forms: macerative • Hypernyms: soften • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s 3. soften, usually by steeping in liquid, and cause to disintegrate as a result - example : macerate peaches - example : the gizzards macerates the food in the digestive system • Derivationally related forms: maceration • Hypernyms: soften • Entailment: drench, douse, dowse, soak, sop, souse • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s something 4. cause to grow thin or weak - example : The treatment emaciated him • Syn: waste, emaciate • Derivationally related forms: maceration, emaciation (for: emaciate), wastage (for: waste), wasting (for: waste) • Hypernyms: enfeeble, debilitate, drain • Cause: emaciate • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s somebody

maceration Click to Search maceration
noun 1. softening due to soaking or steeping • Derivationally related forms: macerate • Hypernyms: softening 2. extreme leanness (usually caused by starvation or disease) • Syn: bonyness, boniness, emaciation, gauntness • Derivationally related forms: macerate, gaunt (for: gauntness), emaciate (for: emaciation), boney (for: boniness), bony (for: boniness), bony (for: bonyness) • Hypernyms: leanness, thinness, spareness

macerative Click to Search macerative
adjective accompanied by or characterized by maceration - example : macerative degeneration of the liver • Pertains to noun: maceration • Derivationally related forms: macerate

MacGregor Click to Search MacGregor
noun Scottish clan leader and outlaw who was the subject of a 1817 novel by Sir Walter Scott (1671-1734) • Syn: Robert MacGregor, Rob Roy • Instance Hypernyms: criminal, felon, crook, outlaw, malefactor

MacGuffin Click to Search MacGuffin
noun (film) a plot element that catches the viewers' attention or drives the plot - example : the McGuffin was a key element of Alfred Hitchcock's films • Syn: McGuffin • Topics: film, cinema, celluloid • Hypernyms: plot element

Mach Click to Search Mach
noun Austrian physicist and philosopher who introduced the Mach number and who founded logical positivism (1838-1916) • Syn: Ernst Mach • Instance Hypernyms: physicist, philosopher

Mach number Click to Search Mach number
noun the ratio of the speed of a moving body to the speed of sound • Hypernyms: ratio

Machaeranthera Click to Search Machaeranthera
noun wildflowers of western North America • Syn: genus Machaeranthera • Hypernyms: asterid dicot genus • Member Holonyms: Compositae, family Compositae, Asteraceae, family Asteraceae, aster family • Member Meronyms: tahoka daisy, tansy leaf aster, Machaeranthera tanacetifolia, sticky aster, Machaeranthera bigelovii, Mojave aster, Machaeranthera tortifoloia

Machaeranthera bigelovii Click to Search Machaeranthera bigelovii
noun wild aster having leafy stems and flower heads with narrow bright reddish-lavender or purple rays; western Colorado to Arizona • Syn: sticky aster • Hypernyms: wildflower, wild flower • Member Holonyms: Machaeranthera, genus Machaeranthera

Machaeranthera tanacetifolia Click to Search Machaeranthera tanacetifolia
noun wild aster with fernlike leaves and flower heads with very narrow bright purple rays; Alberta to Texas and Mexico • Syn: tahoka daisy, tansy leaf aster • Hypernyms: wildflower, wild flower • Member Holonyms: Machaeranthera, genus Machaeranthera

Machaeranthera tortifoloia Click to Search Machaeranthera tortifoloia
noun wild aster having greyish leafy stems and flower heads with narrow pale lavender or violet rays; of rocky desert slopes California to Arizona and Utah • Syn: Mojave aster • Hypernyms: wildflower, wild flower • Member Holonyms: Machaeranthera, genus Machaeranthera

machete Click to Search machete
noun a large heavy knife used in Central and South America as a weapon or for cutting vegetation • Syn: matchet, panga • Hypernyms: knife

Machiavelli Click to Search Machiavelli
noun a statesman of Florence who advocated a strong central government (1469-1527) • Syn: Niccolo Machiavelli • Derivationally related forms: Machiavellian • Instance Hypernyms: statesman, solon, national leader, philosopher

Machiavellian Click to Search Machiavellian
I noun a follower of Machiavelli's principles • Hypernyms: follower II adjective of or relating to Machiavelli or the principles of conduct he recommended - example : Machiavellian thinking • Pertains to noun: Machiavelli, Machiavellianism • Derivationally related forms: Machiavelli

Machiavellianism Click to Search Machiavellianism
noun the political doctrine of Machiavelli: any means (however unscrupulous) can be used by a ruler in order to create and maintain his autocratic government • Hypernyms: autocracy

machicolate Click to Search machicolate
verb supply with projecting galleries - example : machicolate the castle walls • Derivationally related forms: machicolation • Topics: architecture • Hypernyms: supply, provide, render, furnish • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something

machicolation Click to Search machicolation
noun a projecting parapet supported by corbels on a medieval castle; has openings through which stones or boiling water could be dropped on an enemy • Derivationally related forms: machicolate • Hypernyms: parapet, breastwork

machilid Click to Search machilid
noun wingless insect living in dark moist places as under dead tree trunks; they make erratic leaps when disturbed • Syn: jumping bristletail • Hypernyms: thysanuran insect, thysanuron • Member Holonyms: Machilidae, family Machilidae

Machilidae Click to Search Machilidae
noun jumping bristletails • Syn: family Machilidae • Hypernyms: arthropod family • Member Holonyms: Thysanura, order Thysanura • Member Meronyms: jumping bristletail, machilid

machinate Click to Search machinate
verb 1. engage in plotting or enter into a conspiracy, swear together - example : They conspired to overthrow the government • Syn: conspire, cabal, complot, conjure • Derivationally related forms: machination, machinator, cabal (for: cabal), conspirative (for: conspire), conspirator (for: conspire), conspiracy (for: conspire) • Hypernyms: plot • Hyponyms: coconspire • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s - example : Somebody ----s PP 2. arrange by systematic planning and united effort - example : machinate a plot - example : organize a strike - example : devise a plan to take over the director's office • Syn: organize, organise, prepare, devise, get up • Derivationally related forms: machination, deviser (for: devise), devising (for: devise), preparative (for: prepare), organisation (for: organise), organization (for: organize) • Hypernyms: initiate, pioneer • Hyponyms: mount, put on, lay, set up, sandwich, spatchcock, embattle • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something

machination Click to Search machination
noun a crafty and involved plot to achieve your (usually sinister) ends • Syn: intrigue • Derivationally related forms: machinate, intrigue (for: intrigue) • Hypernyms: plot, secret plan, game • Hyponyms: priestcraft

machinator Click to Search machinator
noun a member of a conspiracy • Syn: conspirator, coconspirator, plotter • Derivationally related forms: machinate, coconspire (for: coconspirator), conspiratorial (for: conspirator), conspire (for: conspirator) • Hypernyms: criminal, felon, crook, outlaw, malefactor • Instance Hyponyms: Fawkes, Guy Fawkes, Oates, Titus Oates • Member Holonyms: conspiracy, confederacy

machine Click to Search machine
I noun 1. any mechanical or electrical device that transmits or modifies energy to perform or assist in the performance of human tasks (Freq. 33) • Derivationally related forms: machinist • Hypernyms: device • Hyponyms: assembly, bagger, calculator, calculating machine, calender, cash machine, cash dispenser, automated teller machine, automatic teller machine, automated teller, automatic teller, ATM, comber, computer, computing machine, computing device, data processor, electronic computer, information processing system, concrete mixer, cement mixer, corker, cotton gin, gin, decoder, farm machine, franking machine, hop-picker, hopper, machinery, machine tool, milking machine, motor, pavior, paviour, paving machine, perpetual motion machine, pile driver, power shovel, excavator, digger, shovel, power tool, press, mechanical press, printing press, printer, printing machine, record player, phonograph, riveting machine, riveter, rivetter, self-feeder, feeder, simulator, slicer, slot machine, coin machine, snow thrower, snow blower, sorter, stamp, pestle, staple gun, staplegun, tacker, stapler, stapling machine, textile machine, time machine, trimmer, workhorse, Zamboni 2. an efficient person (Freq. 2) - example : the boxer was a magnificent fighting machine • Hypernyms: person, individual, someone, somebody, mortal, soul • Hyponyms: cyborg, bionic man, bionic woman 3. an intricate organization that accomplishes its goals efficiently (Freq. 2) - example : the war machine • Hypernyms: organization, organisation 4. a device for overcoming resistance at one point by applying force at some other point (Freq. 1) • Syn: simple machine • Hypernyms: mechanical device • Hyponyms: inclined plane, lever, pulley, pulley-block, pulley block, block, wheel 5. a group that controls the activities of a political party - example : he was endorsed by the Democratic machine • Syn: political machine • Hypernyms: organization, organisation 6. a motor vehicle with four wheels; usually propelled by an internal combustion engine - example : he needs a car to get to work • Syn: car, auto, automobile, motorcar • Derivationally related forms: machinist, automobilist (for: automobile), automobile (for: automobile) • Members of this Topic: hopped-up, rental, renting, alternator, backseat, road map, showroom, salesroom, saleroom, spark lever, tunnel, passenger, rider, grip, traction, adhesive friction, chattel, personal chattel, movable, prang • Hypernyms: motor vehicle, automotive vehicle • Hyponyms: ambulance, beach wagon, station wagon, wagon, estate car, beach waggon, station waggon, waggon, bus, jalopy, heap, cab, hack, taxi, taxicab, compact, compact car, convertible, coupe, cruiser, police cruiser, patrol car, police car, prowl car, squad car, electric, electric automobile, electric car, gas guzzler, hardtop, hatchback, horseless carriage, hot rod, hot-rod, jeep, landrover, limousine, limo, loaner, minicar, minivan, Model T, pace car, racer, race car, racing car, roadster, runabout, two-seater, sedan, saloon, sports car, sport car, sport utility, sport utility vehicle, S.U.V., SUV, Stanley Steamer, stock car, subcompact, subcompact car, touring car, phaeton, tourer, used-car, secondhand car • Part Meronyms: accelerator, accelerator pedal, gas pedal, gas, throttle, gun, air bag, auto accessory, automobile engine, automobile horn, car horn, motor horn, horn, hooter, buffer, fender, bumper, car door, car mirror, car seat, car window, wing, first gear, first, low gear, low, floorboard, gasoline engine, petrol engine, glove compartment, grille, radiator grille, high gear, high, hood, bonnet, cowl, cowling, luggage compartment, automobile trunk, trunk, rear window, reverse, reverse gear, roof, running board, stabilizer bar, anti-sway bar, sunroof, sunshine-roof, tail fin, tailfin, fin, third gear, third, window II verb 1. turn, shape, mold, or otherwise finish by machinery • Derivationally related forms: machinist • Hypernyms: shape, form, work, mold, mould, forge • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something 2. make by machinery - example : The Americans were machining while others still hand-made cars • Derivationally related forms: machinist, machinery • Hypernyms: produce, make, create • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something

machine bolt Click to Search machine bolt
noun a bolt with a square or hexagonal head on one end and a threaded shaft on the other end; tightened with a wrench; used to connect metal parts • Hypernyms: bolt

machine code Click to Search machine code
noun a set of instructions coded so that the computer can use it directly without further translation • Syn: machine language • Hypernyms: code, computer code

machine gun Click to Search machine gun
I noun a rapidly firing automatic gun (often mounted) (Freq. 8) • Hypernyms: automatic firearm, automatic gun, automatic weapon • Hyponyms: automatic rifle, automatic, machine rifle, Browning machine gun, Peacemaker, Gatling gun, Maxim gun, Spandau, submachine gun • Part Meronyms: stock, gunstock II verb shoot with a machine gun (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: gun • Entailment: shoot, hit, pip • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s somebody

machine gunner Click to Search machine gunner
noun a serviceman in the artillery • Syn: artilleryman, cannoneer, gunner • Derivationally related forms: gun (for: gunner), cannon (for: cannoneer) • Hypernyms: serviceman, military man, man, military personnel

machine language Click to Search machine language
noun 1. a programming language designed for use on a specific class of computers • Syn: computer language, computer-oriented language, machine-oriented language • Hypernyms: programming language, programing language 2. a set of instructions coded so that the computer can use it directly without further translation • Syn: machine code • Hypernyms: code, computer code

machine operation Click to Search machine operation
noun an elementary operation that a computer is designed and built to perform • Syn: computer operation • Hypernyms: operation • Hyponyms: floating-point operation, flop, retrieval, storage

machine pistol Click to Search machine pistol
noun a fully automatic pistol; a small submachine gun • Syn: burp gun • Hypernyms: submachine gun

machine politician Click to Search machine politician
noun a politician who belongs to a small clique that controls a political party for private rather than public ends • Syn: ward-heeler, political hack, hack • Hypernyms: politician, politico, pol, political leader

machine readable Click to Search machine readable
adjective suitable for feeding directly into a computer • Syn: computer readable • Pertains to noun: machine code • Topics: computer science, computing

machine readable dictionary Click to Search machine readable dictionary
noun a machine-readable version of a standard dictionary; organized alphabetically • Syn: MRD, electronic dictionary • Hypernyms: lexical database

machine rifle Click to Search machine rifle
noun light machine gun • Syn: automatic rifle, automatic • Derivationally related forms: automatic (for: automatic) • Hypernyms: automatic firearm, automatic gun, automatic weapon, machine gun • Hyponyms: assault rifle, assault gun, Browning automatic rifle, BAR

machine screw Click to Search machine screw
noun a screw used either with a nut or with a tapped hole; slotted head can be driven by a screwdriver • Hypernyms: screw

machine shop Click to Search machine shop
noun workshop where metal is cut and shaped etc., by machine tools (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: workshop, shop

machine stitch Click to Search machine stitch
noun a sewing stitch made by a sewing machine, sometimes using more than one thread • Syn: sewing-machine stitch • Hypernyms: sewing stitch, embroidery stitch • Hyponyms: lockstitch

machine tool Click to Search machine tool
noun a powered machine for cutting or shaping or finishing metals or other materials • Hypernyms: machine • Hyponyms: drill press, grinder, shaper, shaping machine

machine translation Click to Search machine translation
noun the use of computers to translate from one language to another • Syn: MT • Hypernyms: artificial intelligence, AI, computational linguistics

machine wash Click to Search machine wash
verb wash by machine - example : Can these shirts be machine-washed? • Syn: machine-wash • Ant: handwash • Hypernyms: wash, launder • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : They machine wash the cape

machine-accessible Click to Search machine-accessible
adjective stored in, controlled by, or in direct communication with a central computer • Syn: connected • Similar to: on-line, online • Derivationally related forms: connectedness (for: connected)

machine-controlled Click to Search machine-controlled
adjective operated by automation - example : an automated stoker • Syn: automated, machine-driven • Similar to: automatic

machine-displayable text Click to Search machine-displayable text
noun electronic text that is stored and used in the form of a digital image • Hypernyms: electronic text

machine-driven Click to Search machine-driven
adjective operated by automation - example : an automated stoker • Syn: automated, machine-controlled • Similar to: automatic

machinelike Click to Search machinelike
adjective resembling the unthinking functioning of a machine (Freq. 1) - example : an automatic `thank you' - example : machinelike efficiency • Syn: automatic, automatonlike, robotlike, robotic • Similar to: mechanical • Derivationally related forms: automatize (for: automatic), automaton (for: automatic)

machine-made Click to Search machine-made
adjective made by machine • Ant: handmade

machine-oriented language Click to Search machine-oriented language
noun a programming language designed for use on a specific class of computers • Syn: computer language, computer-oriented language, machine language • Hypernyms: programming language, programing language

machine-readable text Click to Search machine-readable text
noun electronic text that is stored as strings of characters and that can be displayed in a variety of formats • Hypernyms: electronic text • Hyponyms: hypertext

machinery Click to Search machinery
noun 1. machines or machine systems collectively (Freq. 15) • Derivationally related forms: machine • Hypernyms: machine • Hyponyms: enginery, mill, grinder, milling machinery 2. a system of means and activities whereby a social institution functions (Freq. 3) - example : the complex machinery of negotiation - example : the machinery of command labored and brought forth an order • Hypernyms: system, scheme

machine-wash Click to Search machine-wash
verb wash by machine - example : Can these shirts be machine-washed? • Syn: machine wash • Ant: handwash (for: machine wash) • Hypernyms: wash, launder • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something

machinist Click to Search machinist
noun a craftsman skilled in operating machine tools (Freq. 2) • Syn: mechanic, shop mechanic • Derivationally related forms: machine • Hypernyms: craftsman, artisan, journeyman, artificer

machinist's vise Click to Search machinist's vise
noun a vise with two parallel iron jaws and a wide opening below • Syn: metalworking vise • Hypernyms: vise, bench vise

machismo Click to Search machismo
noun exaggerated masculinity • Hypernyms: masculinity

machmeter Click to Search machmeter
noun speedometer for measuring the speed of an aircraft relative to the speed of sound • Hypernyms: speedometer, speed indicator

macho Click to Search macho
I noun a male exhibiting or characterized by machismo • Hypernyms: male, male person II adjective used of men; markedly masculine in appearance or manner • Syn: butch • Similar to: masculine

macho-man Click to Search macho-man
noun a man who is virile and sexually active • Syn: stud, he-man • Hypernyms: man, adult male

Machu Picchu Click to Search Machu Picchu
noun Inca fortress city in the Andes in Peru discovered in 1911; it may have been built in the 15th century • Instance Hypernyms: fortress, fort • Part Holonyms: Peru, Republic of Peru

Machupo virus Click to Search Machupo virus
noun the RNA virus that causes Bolivian hemorrhagic fever; carried by rats and mice • Hypernyms: arenavirus • Member Holonyms: Arenaviridae

macintosh Click to Search macintosh
noun 1. a lightweight waterproof (usually rubberized) fabric • Syn: mackintosh • Hypernyms: fabric, cloth, material, textile • Substance Holonyms: mackintosh, mac, mack 2. a waterproof raincoat made of rubberized fabric • Syn: mackintosh, mac, mack • Regions: United Kingdom, UK, U.K., Britain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Great Britain • Hypernyms: raincoat, waterproof • Hyponyms: oilskin, slicker • Substance Meronyms: mackintosh

mack Click to Search mack
noun a waterproof raincoat made of rubberized fabric • Syn: macintosh, mackintosh, mac • Regions: United Kingdom, UK, U.K., Britain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Great Britain • Hypernyms: raincoat, waterproof • Hyponyms: oilskin, slicker • Substance Meronyms: mackintosh, macintosh

Mack Sennett Click to Search Mack Sennett
noun United States filmmaker (born in Canada) noted for slapstick movies (1880-1960) • Syn: Sennett • Instance Hypernyms: film maker, filmmaker, film producer, movie maker

Mackem Click to Search Mackem
noun a native of Sunderland • Hypernyms: English person

Mackenzie Click to Search Mackenzie
noun 1. Canadian explorer (born in England) who explored the Mackenzie River and who was first to cross North America by land north of Mexico (1764-1820) • Syn: Sir Alexander Mackenzie • Instance Hypernyms: explorer, adventurer 2. a Canadian river; flows into the Beaufort Sea • Syn: Mackenzie River • Instance Hypernyms: river • Part Holonyms: Canada

Mackenzie River Click to Search Mackenzie River
noun a Canadian river; flows into the Beaufort Sea • Syn: Mackenzie • Instance Hypernyms: river • Part Holonyms: Canada

mackerel Click to Search mackerel
noun 1. flesh of very important usually small (to 18 in) fatty Atlantic fish • Hypernyms: saltwater fish • Hyponyms: Spanish mackerel, smoked mackerel • Part Holonyms: common mackerel, shiner, Scomber scombrus 2. any of various fishes of the family Scombridae • Hypernyms: scombroid, scombroid fish • Hyponyms: common mackerel, shiner, Scomber scombrus, Spanish mackerel, Scomber colias, chub mackerel, tinker, Scomber japonicus, wahoo, Acanthocybium solandri • Member Holonyms: Scombridae, family Scombridae

mackerel scad Click to Search mackerel scad
noun small silvery fish; Nova Scotia to Brazil • Syn: mackerel shad, Decapterus macarellus • Hypernyms: scad • Member Holonyms: Decapterus, genus Decapterus

mackerel shad Click to Search mackerel shad
noun small silvery fish; Nova Scotia to Brazil • Syn: mackerel scad, Decapterus macarellus • Hypernyms: scad • Member Holonyms: Decapterus, genus Decapterus

mackerel shark Click to Search mackerel shark
noun fierce pelagic and oceanic sharks • Hypernyms: shark • Hyponyms: porbeagle, Lamna nasus, mako, mako shark, great white shark, white shark, man-eater, man-eating shark, Carcharodon carcharias, basking shark, Cetorhinus maximus • Member Holonyms: Lamnidae, family Lamnidae

mackerel sky Click to Search mackerel sky
noun a sky filled with rows of cirrocumulus or small altocumulus clouds • Hypernyms: sky

Mackinac Bridge Click to Search Mackinac Bridge
noun a suspension bridge across the channel between the lower and upper peninsulas of Michigan • Instance Hypernyms: suspension bridge • Part Holonyms: Michigan, Wolverine State, Great Lakes State, MI

mackinaw Click to Search mackinaw
noun 1. a short plaid coat made of made of thick woolen material (Freq. 1) • Syn: Mackinaw coat • Hypernyms: coat 2. a thick plaid blanket formerly used in the northwestern United States • Syn: Mackinaw blanket • Hypernyms: blanket, cover 3. a flat-bottomed boat used on upper Great Lakes • Syn: Mackinaw boat • Hypernyms: boat 4. a heavy woolen cloth heavily napped and felted, often with a plaid design • Hypernyms: fabric, cloth, material, textile

Mackinaw blanket Click to Search Mackinaw blanket
noun a thick plaid blanket formerly used in the northwestern United States • Syn: mackinaw • Hypernyms: blanket, cover

Mackinaw boat Click to Search Mackinaw boat
noun a flat-bottomed boat used on upper Great Lakes • Syn: mackinaw • Hypernyms: boat

Mackinaw coat Click to Search Mackinaw coat
noun a short plaid coat made of made of thick woolen material • Syn: mackinaw • Hypernyms: coat

mackintosh Click to Search mackintosh
noun 1. a lightweight waterproof (usually rubberized) fabric • Syn: macintosh • Hypernyms: fabric, cloth, material, textile • Substance Holonyms: macintosh, mac, mack 2. a waterproof raincoat made of rubberized fabric • Syn: macintosh, mac, mack • Regions: United Kingdom, UK, U.K., Britain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Great Britain • Hypernyms: raincoat, waterproof • Hyponyms: oilskin, slicker • Substance Meronyms: macintosh

mackle Click to Search mackle
noun a printed impression that is blurred or doubled • Hypernyms: impression, printing

Macleaya Click to Search Macleaya
noun a perennial herb of eastern Asia: plume poppy • Syn: genus Macleaya • Hypernyms: dilleniid dicot genus • Member Holonyms: Papaveraceae, family Papaveraceae, poppy family • Member Meronyms: plume poppy, bocconia, Macleaya cordata

Macleaya cordata Click to Search Macleaya cordata
noun herb of China and Japan widely cultivated for its plumelike panicles of creamy white flowers • Syn: plume poppy, bocconia • Hypernyms: poppy • Member Holonyms: Macleaya, genus Macleaya

MacLeish Click to Search MacLeish
noun United States poet (1892-1982) • Syn: Archibald MacLeish • Instance Hypernyms: poet

Macleod Click to Search Macleod
noun Scottish physiologist who directed the research by F. G. Banting and C. H. Best that led to the discovery of insulin (1876-1935) • Syn: John Macleod, John James Rickard Macleod • Instance Hypernyms: physiologist

Maclura Click to Search Maclura
noun yellowwood trees or shrubs • Syn: genus Maclura • Hypernyms: dicot genus, magnoliopsid genus • Member Holonyms: Moraceae, family Moraceae, mulberry family

Maclura pomifera Click to Search Maclura pomifera
noun small shrubby deciduous yellowwood tree of south central United States having spines, glossy dark green leaves and an inedible fruit that resembles an orange; its hard orange-colored wood used for bows by Native Americans; frequently planted as boundary hedge • Syn: osage orange, bow wood, mock orange • Hypernyms: angiospermous yellowwood

macon Click to Search macon
noun fine Burgundy wine usually white and dry • Syn: maconnais • Hypernyms: wine, vino

Macon Click to Search Macon
noun a city in central Georgia to the southeast of Atlanta • Instance Hypernyms: city, metropolis, urban center • Part Holonyms: Georgia, Empire State of the South, Peach State, GA

maconnais Click to Search maconnais
noun fine Burgundy wine usually white and dry • Syn: macon • Hypernyms: wine, vino

Macoun Click to Search Macoun
noun similar to McIntosh; juicy and late-ripening • Hypernyms: McIntosh

Macowanites Click to Search Macowanites
noun a stout-stemmed genus of fungus belonging to the family Secotiaceae having fruiting bodies that never expand completely • Syn: genus Macowanites • Hypernyms: fungus genus • Member Holonyms: Secotiaceae, family Secotiaceae • Member Meronyms: Macowanites americanus

Macowanites americanus Click to Search Macowanites americanus
noun a small fungus with a fragile cap that cracks to expose the white context and a white stalk that is practically enclosed by the cap • Hypernyms: fungus • Member Holonyms: Macowanites, genus Macowanites

macrame Click to Search macrame
I noun a relatively coarse lace; made by weaving and knotting cords • Hypernyms: lace II verb make knotted patterns - example : macrame a plant holder • Hypernyms: knot • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s - example : Somebody ----s something - example : They macrame the cape

macrencephalic Click to Search macrencephalic
adjective having a large brain case • Syn: macrencephalous • Pertains to noun: macrencephaly (for: macrencephalous), macrencephaly • Derivationally related forms: macrencephaly (for: macrencephalous), macrencephaly

macrencephalous Click to Search macrencephalous
adjective having a large brain case • Syn: macrencephalic • Pertains to noun: macrencephaly, macrencephaly (for: macrencephalic) • Derivationally related forms: macrencephaly, macrencephaly (for: macrencephalic)

macrencephaly Click to Search macrencephaly
noun an abnormally large braincase • Derivationally related forms: macrencephalic, macrencephalous • Hypernyms: abnormality, abnormalcy

macro Click to Search macro
I noun a single computer instruction that results in a series of instructions in machine language • Syn: macro instruction • Hypernyms: instruction, command, statement, program line II adjective very large in scale or scope or capability • Similar to: large, big

macro instruction Click to Search macro instruction
noun a single computer instruction that results in a series of instructions in machine language • Syn: macro • Hypernyms: instruction, command, statement, program line

macrobiotic Click to Search macrobiotic
adjective of or relating to the theory or practice of macrobiotics - example : macrobiotic diet • Pertains to noun: macrobiotics • Derivationally related forms: macrobiotics

macrobiotic diet Click to Search macrobiotic diet
noun a diet consisting chiefly of beans and whole grains • Hypernyms: vegetarianism

macrobiotics Click to Search macrobiotics
noun the theory of promoting health and longevity by means of diet (especially whole beans and grains) • Derivationally related forms: macrobiotic • Hypernyms: dietetics

macrocephalic Click to Search macrocephalic
adjective having an exceptionally large head and brain • Syn: macrocephalous • Pertains to noun: macrocephaly (for: macrocephalous), macrocephaly • Derivationally related forms: macrocephaly

Macrocephalon Click to Search Macrocephalon
noun maleos • Syn: genus Macrocephalon • Hypernyms: bird genus • Member Holonyms: Megapodiidae, family Megapodiidae • Member Meronyms: maleo, Macrocephalon maleo

Macrocephalon maleo Click to Search Macrocephalon maleo
noun Celebes megapode that lays eggs in holes in sandy beaches • Syn: maleo • Hypernyms: megapode, mound bird, mound-bird, mound builder, scrub fowl • Member Holonyms: Macrocephalon, genus Macrocephalon

macrocephalous Click to Search macrocephalous
adjective having an exceptionally large head and brain • Syn: macrocephalic • Pertains to noun: macrocephaly, macrocephaly (for: macrocephalic) • Derivationally related forms: macrocephaly (for: macrocephalic)

macrocephaly Click to Search macrocephaly
noun an abnormally large head; differs from hydrocephalus because there is no increased intracranial pressure and the overgrowth is symmetrical • Syn: megacephaly, megalocephaly • Derivationally related forms: macrocephalic • Hypernyms: abnormality, abnormalcy

Macrocheira Click to Search Macrocheira
noun giant crabs of Japan • Syn: genus Macrocheira • Hypernyms: arthropod genus • Member Holonyms: Majidae, family Majidae • Member Meronyms: giant crab, Macrocheira kaempferi

Macrocheira kaempferi Click to Search Macrocheira kaempferi
noun very large deep-water Japanese crab • Syn: giant crab • Hypernyms: spider crab • Member Holonyms: Macrocheira, genus Macrocheira

Macroclemys Click to Search Macroclemys
noun includes the alligator snapping turtle • Syn: genus Macroclemys • Hypernyms: reptile genus • Member Holonyms: Chelydridae, family Chelydridae • Member Meronyms: alligator snapping turtle, alligator snapper, Macroclemys temmincki

Macroclemys temmincki Click to Search Macroclemys temmincki
noun large species having three ridges on its back; found in southeastern United States • Syn: alligator snapping turtle, alligator snapper • Hypernyms: snapping turtle • Member Holonyms: Macroclemys, genus Macroclemys

macrocosm Click to Search macrocosm
noun everything that exists anywhere - example : they study the evolution of the universe - example : the biggest tree in existence • Syn: universe, existence, creation, world, cosmos • Derivationally related forms: macrocosmic, cosmic (for: cosmos), universal (for: universe) • Hypernyms: natural object • Hyponyms: closed universe, natural order, nature • Member Meronyms: galaxy, extragalactic nebula • Part Meronyms: celestial body, heavenly body, extraterrestrial object, estraterrestrial body

macrocosmic Click to Search macrocosmic
adjective relating to or constituting a macrocosm • Pertains to noun: macrocosm • Derivationally related forms: macrocosm

macrocyte Click to Search macrocyte
noun abnormally large red blood cell (associated with pernicious anemia) • Syn: megalocyte • Hypernyms: red blood cell, RBC, erythrocyte

macrocytic anaemia Click to Search macrocytic anaemia
noun anemia in which the average size of erythrocytes is larger than normal • Syn: macrocytic anemia • Hypernyms: anemia, anaemia

macrocytic anemia Click to Search macrocytic anemia
noun anemia in which the average size of erythrocytes is larger than normal • Syn: macrocytic anaemia • Hypernyms: anemia, anaemia

macrocytosis Click to Search macrocytosis
noun the presence of macrocytes in the blood • Hypernyms: pathology

Macrodactylus Click to Search Macrodactylus
noun a genus of Melolonthidae • Syn: genus Macrodactylus • Hypernyms: arthropod genus • Member Holonyms: Melolonthidae, subfamily Melolonthidae • Member Meronyms: rose chafer, rose bug, Macrodactylus subspinosus

Macrodactylus subspinosus Click to Search Macrodactylus subspinosus
noun common North American beetle: larvae feed on roots and adults on leaves and flowers of e.g. rose bushes or apple trees or grape vines • Syn: rose chafer, rose bug • Hypernyms: melolonthid beetle • Member Holonyms: Macrodactylus, genus Macrodactylus

Macrodantin Click to Search Macrodantin
noun derivative of nitrofuran used as an antibacterial medicine (trade name Macrodantin) effective against a broad range of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria; used to treat infections of the urinary tract • Syn: nitrofurantoin • Usage Domain: trade name • Hypernyms: antibacterial, antibacterial drug, bactericide • Substance Meronyms: nitrofuran

macroeconomic Click to Search macroeconomic
adjective of or relating to macroeconomics • Pertains to noun: macroeconomics • Derivationally related forms: macroeconomics

macroeconomic expert Click to Search macroeconomic expert
noun an economist who specializes in macroeconomics • Syn: macroeconomist • Derivationally related forms: macroeconomics (for: macroeconomist) • Hypernyms: economist, economic expert

macroeconomics Click to Search macroeconomics
noun the branch of economics that studies the overall working of a national economy • Derivationally related forms: macroeconomic, macroeconomist • Hypernyms: economics, economic science, political economy

macroeconomist Click to Search macroeconomist
noun an economist who specializes in macroeconomics • Syn: macroeconomic expert • Derivationally related forms: macroeconomics • Hypernyms: economist, economic expert

macroevolution Click to Search macroevolution
noun evolution on a large scale extending over geologic era and resulting in the formation of new taxonomic groups • Hypernyms: evolution, organic evolution, phylogeny, phylogenesis

macroglia Click to Search macroglia
noun tissue consisting of large stellate neuroglial cells • Syn: astroglia • Hypernyms: neuroglia, glia • Part Meronyms: astrocyte

macroglossia Click to Search macroglossia
noun a congenital disorder characterized by an abnormally large tongue; often seen in cases of Down's syndrome • Hypernyms: birth defect, congenital anomaly, congenital defect, congenital disorder, congenital abnormality

macromolecular Click to Search macromolecular
adjective relating to or consisting of or characterized by macromolecules (Freq. 1) - example : macromolecular compounds • Pertains to noun: macromolecule • Derivationally related forms: macromolecule

macromolecule Click to Search macromolecule
noun any very large complex molecule; found only in plants and animals • Syn: supermolecule • Derivationally related forms: macromolecular • Hypernyms: molecule, organic compound • Hyponyms: protein, carbohydrate, saccharide, sugar, lipid, lipide, lipoid, nucleic acid

macron Click to Search macron
noun a diacritical mark (-) placed above a vowel to indicate a long sound • Hypernyms: diacritical mark, diacritic

Macronectes Click to Search Macronectes
noun giant petrels • Syn: genus Macronectes • Hypernyms: bird genus • Member Holonyms: Procellariidae, family Procellariidae • Member Meronyms: giant petrel, giant fulmar, Macronectes giganteus

Macronectes giganteus Click to Search Macronectes giganteus
noun large brownish petrel chiefly of Antarctic seas • Syn: giant petrel, giant fulmar • Hypernyms: petrel • Member Holonyms: Macronectes, genus Macronectes

macrophage Click to Search macrophage
noun a large phagocyte; some are fixed and other circulate in the blood stream (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: phagocyte, scavenger cell • Hyponyms: histiocyte

Macropodidae Click to Search Macropodidae
noun kangaroos; wallabies • Syn: family Macropodidae • Hypernyms: mammal family • Member Holonyms: Marsupialia, order Marsupialia • Member Meronyms: kangaroo, Macropus, genus Macropus, Lagorchestes, genus Lagorchestes, Onychogalea, genus Onychogalea, Petrogale, genus Petrogale, Thylogale, genus Thylogale, Dendrolagus, genus Dendrolagus, Hypsiprymnodon, genus Hypsiprymnodon, Potoroinae, subfamily Potoroinae

Macropus Click to Search Macropus
noun type genus of the family Macropodidae: typical kangaroos and wallabies • Syn: genus Macropus • Hypernyms: mammal genus • Member Holonyms: Macropodidae, family Macropodidae • Member Meronyms: giant kangaroo, great grey kangaroo, Macropus giganteus, common wallaby, Macropus agiles

Macropus agiles Click to Search Macropus agiles
noun a small wallaby having a height of 30 inches • Syn: common wallaby • Hypernyms: wallaby, brush kangaroo • Member Holonyms: Macropus, genus Macropus

Macropus giganteus Click to Search Macropus giganteus
noun very large greyish-brown Australian kangaroo formerly abundant in open wooded areas • Syn: giant kangaroo, great grey kangaroo • Hypernyms: kangaroo • Member Holonyms: Macropus, genus Macropus

Macrorhamphosidae Click to Search Macrorhamphosidae
noun bellows fishes • Syn: family Macrorhamphosidae • Hypernyms: fish family • Member Holonyms: Solenichthyes, order Solenichthyes • Member Meronyms: snipefish, bellows fish

macroscopic Click to Search macroscopic
adjective 1. visible to the naked eye; using the naked eye • Syn: macroscopical • Similar to: visible, seeable 2. large enough to be visible with the naked eye • Syn: macroscopical • Similar to: large, big

macroscopic anatomy Click to Search macroscopic anatomy
noun the study of the structure of the body and its parts without the use of a microscope • Syn: gross anatomy • Hypernyms: anatomy, general anatomy • Hyponyms: dental anatomy

macroscopical Click to Search macroscopical
adjective 1. visible to the naked eye; using the naked eye • Syn: macroscopic • Similar to: visible, seeable 2. large enough to be visible with the naked eye • Syn: macroscopic • Similar to: large, big

macroscopically Click to Search macroscopically
adverb without using a microscope (Freq. 1) - example : The tubes were examined macroscopically • Derived from adjective: macroscopical

macrosporangium Click to Search macrosporangium
noun a plant structure that produces megaspores • Syn: megasporangium • Hypernyms: sporangium, spore case, spore sac

macrospore Click to Search macrospore
noun larger of the two types of spore produced in heterosporous plants; develops in ovule into a female gametophyte • Syn: megaspore • Hypernyms: spore

Macrothelypteris Click to Search Macrothelypteris
noun medium to large terrestrial ferns of tropical Asia to Polynesia and Australia; naturalized in Americas • Syn: genus Macrothelypteris • Hypernyms: fern genus • Member Holonyms: Thelypteridaceae, family Thelypteridaceae

Macrotis Click to Search Macrotis
noun a genus of Peramelidae • Syn: genus Macrotis • Hypernyms: mammal genus • Member Holonyms: Peramelidae, family Peramelidae • Member Meronyms: rabbit-eared bandicoot, rabbit bandicoot, bilby, Macrotis lagotis

Macrotis lagotis Click to Search Macrotis lagotis
noun bandicoot with leathery ears like a rabbit • Syn: rabbit-eared bandicoot, rabbit bandicoot, bilby • Hypernyms: bandicoot • Member Holonyms: Macrotis, genus Macrotis

macrotus Click to Search macrotus
noun large-eared greyish bat of southern California and northwestern Mexico • Syn: Macrotus californicus • Hypernyms: leafnose bat, leaf-nosed bat • Member Holonyms: genus Macrotus

Macrotus californicus Click to Search Macrotus californicus
noun large-eared greyish bat of southern California and northwestern Mexico • Syn: macrotus • Hypernyms: leafnose bat, leaf-nosed bat • Member Holonyms: genus Macrotus

Macrotyloma Click to Search Macrotyloma
noun annual or perennial vines of Africa and India and Australia; plants often placed in genus Dolichos • Syn: genus Macrotyloma • Hypernyms: rosid dicot genus • Member Holonyms: Papilionoideae, subfamily Papilionoideae • Member Meronyms: horse gram, horse grain, poor man's pulse, Macrotyloma uniflorum, Dolichos biflorus

Macrotyloma uniflorum Click to Search Macrotyloma uniflorum
noun twining herb of Old World tropics cultivated in India for food and fodder; sometimes placed in genus Dolichos • Syn: horse gram, horse grain, poor man's pulse, Dolichos biflorus • Hypernyms: legume, leguminous plant • Member Holonyms: Macrotyloma, genus Macrotyloma

Macrouridae Click to Search Macrouridae
noun grenadiers • Syn: family Macrouridae, Macruridae, family Macruridae • Hypernyms: fish family • Member Holonyms: Gadiformes, order Gadiformes • Member Meronyms: grenadier, rattail, rattail fish

macrozamia Click to Search macrozamia
noun any treelike cycad of the genus Macrozamia having erect trunks and pinnate leaves and large cones with sometimes edible nuts; Australia • Hypernyms: cycad • Member Holonyms: genus Macrozamia

Macrozamia communis Click to Search Macrozamia communis
noun large attractive palmlike evergreen cycad of New South Wales • Syn: burrawong, Macrozamia spiralis • Hypernyms: cycad • Member Holonyms: genus Macrozamia

Macrozamia spiralis Click to Search Macrozamia spiralis
noun large attractive palmlike evergreen cycad of New South Wales • Syn: burrawong, Macrozamia communis • Hypernyms: cycad • Member Holonyms: genus Macrozamia

Macrozoarces Click to Search Macrozoarces
noun a genus of Zoarcidae • Syn: genus Macrozoarces • Hypernyms: fish genus • Member Holonyms: Zoarcidae, family Zoarcidae • Member Meronyms: ocean pout, Macrozoarces americanus

Macrozoarces americanus Click to Search Macrozoarces americanus
noun common along northeastern coast of North America • Syn: ocean pout • Hypernyms: eelpout, pout • Member Holonyms: Macrozoarces, genus Macrozoarces

Macruridae Click to Search Macruridae
noun grenadiers • Syn: Macrouridae, family Macrouridae, family Macruridae • Hypernyms: fish family • Member Holonyms: Gadiformes, order Gadiformes • Member Meronyms: grenadier, rattail, rattail fish

macula Click to Search macula
noun 1. a cooler darker spot appearing periodically on the sun's photosphere; associated with a strong magnetic field • Syn: sunspot • Hypernyms: spot, speckle, dapple, patch, fleck, maculation 2. a small yellowish central area of the retina that is rich in cones and that mediates clear detailed vision • Syn: macula lutea, macular area, yellow spot • Hypernyms: area, region • Part Holonyms: retina 3. a patch of skin that is discolored but not usually elevated; caused by various diseases • Syn: macule • Derivationally related forms: maculate • Hypernyms: spot, speckle, dapple, patch, fleck, maculation • Hyponyms: freckle, lentigo, liver spot, plague spot • Part Holonyms: skin, tegument, cutis

macula lutea Click to Search macula lutea
noun a small yellowish central area of the retina that is rich in cones and that mediates clear detailed vision • Syn: macula, macular area, yellow spot • Hypernyms: area, region • Part Holonyms: retina

macular area Click to Search macular area
noun a small yellowish central area of the retina that is rich in cones and that mediates clear detailed vision • Syn: macula, macula lutea, yellow spot • Hypernyms: area, region • Part Holonyms: retina

macular degeneration Click to Search macular degeneration
noun eye disease caused by degeneration of the cells of the macula lutea and results in blurred vision; can cause blindness • Hypernyms: eye disease, degeneration, devolution • Hyponyms: age-related macular degeneration, AMD

macular edema Click to Search macular edema
noun an eye disease caused by a swelling of the macula resulting from leakage and accumulation of fluid • Hypernyms: eye disease

maculate Click to Search maculate
I verb 1. make dirty or spotty, as by exposure to air; also used metaphorically - example : The silver was tarnished by the long exposure to the air - example : Her reputation was sullied after the affair with a married man • Syn: tarnish, stain, sully, defile • Derivationally related forms: macula, maculation, stain (for: stain), tarnish (for: tarnish) • Hypernyms: spot, fleck, blob, blot • Hyponyms: darken • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something 2. spot, stain, or pollute - example : The townspeople defiled the river by emptying raw sewage into it • Syn: foul, befoul, defile • Derivationally related forms: macula, maculation, defilement (for: defile), defiler (for: defile), befoulment (for: befoul) • Hypernyms: dishonor, disgrace, dishonour, attaint, shame • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : Something ----s somebody - example : Something ----s something II adjective 1. morally blemished; stained or impure • Syn: defiled • Similar to: impure 2. spotted or blotched • Similar to: dirty, soiled, unclean

maculation Click to Search maculation
noun 1. a small contrasting part of something - example : a bald spot - example : a leopard's spots - example : a patch of clouds - example : patches of thin ice - example : a fleck of red • Syn: spot, speckle, dapple, patch, fleck • Derivationally related forms: fleck (for: fleck), patchy (for: patch), patch (for: patch), dapple (for: dapple), speckle (for: speckle), spot (for: spot) • Hypernyms: marking • Hyponyms: speck, pinpoint, nebula, splash, worn spot, fret, plaque, macule, macula, parhelion, mock sun, sundog, sunspot, facula 2. the act of spotting or staining something • Syn: staining, spotting • Derivationally related forms: maculate, spot (for: spotting) • Hypernyms: soiling, soilure, dirtying

macule Click to Search macule
noun a patch of skin that is discolored but not usually elevated; caused by various diseases • Syn: macula • Derivationally related forms: maculate (for: macula) • Hypernyms: spot, speckle, dapple, patch, fleck, maculation • Hyponyms: freckle, lentigo, liver spot, plague spot • Part Holonyms: skin, tegument, cutis

macumba Click to Search macumba
noun 1. (Brazil) followers of a religious cult of African origin • Topics: Brazil, Federative Republic of Brazil, Brasil • Hypernyms: cult 2. popular dance music of Brazil; derived from the practices of the macumba religious cult • Hypernyms: popular music, popular music genre 3. a Brazilian religious cult of African origin; combines voodoo elements with singing and chanting and dancing • Hypernyms: cult, cultus, religious cult

macushla Click to Search macushla
noun (an Irish term of address expressing affection) darling • Regions: Ireland, Hibernia, Emerald Isle • Hypernyms: darling, favorite, favourite, pet, dearie, deary, ducky

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