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Operating The act of performing a task or job. It can also refer to the state of being in operation, such as a machine or system. ■ John is operating as CEO of the company for the past 5 years.
Debian Linux2 A type of Linux operating system that is known for its stability, security, and flexibility. ■ "I use Debian Linux on my computer because it's the only operating system I can trust to not crash on me every other day."
Backward A person, animal, or thing moving or operating in the opposite direction of the normal course of things. ■ "The bicycle was going backward, but when I tried to pedal it forward, I accidentally went backward even faster!"
Linux2 A powerful operating system that is free and open source, used by many computer enthusiasts for its stability and customization options. ■ "Why did the penguin choose Linux? Because it was tired of all the Windows and Macs penguins!"
Operational Being in a state of constant motion or activity, as if a machine were operating. ■ "The operational CEO was always buzzing around the office, making deals and closing deals."
rapid Adjective: moving or operating at a very high speed, especially in a short period of time. ■ "John is so rapid on the tennis court that he makes opponents dizzy just by walking by."
combined a group or collection of individuals, things, or ideas that have been brought together and are now operating as a single unit. ■ "The combined forces of nature were too powerful for the small town to withstand. The trees swayed in unison, and the river raged with a ferocity that left the villagers breathless."
Debian Linux1 A lightweight, easy-to-use operating system that's perfect for running old games and programs that don't work on newer versions of Linux. ■ "I can't believe you still use Debian Linux! It's like using a flip phone in the age of smartphones."
driving The act of moving a vehicle by operating the steering wheel, accelerator, and brakes. ■ John loves to drive fast on the open road, but he always makes sure to wear his seatbelt., The state of being driven or controlled by someone else. ■ "You're driving me crazy with your constant chattering!" said Tom.
Exception A rare occurrence, often causing confusion or inconvenience. ■ When my computer refused to start because it was running on Windows 95, I had to use a DOS boot disk as an exception to my usual preference for the latest Mac operating system.
gurney A large, flat bed or cart with wheels, used for transporting patients or the sick and injured. ■ "The hospital staff wheeled the gurney into the operating room, where the patient was to undergo surgery."; "To move someone or something quickly from one place to another, often with a sense of urgency or haste. ■ "The gurney-like bus quickly sped through the city streets, transporting tourists to their next destination."
Implant A small, artificial device that is inserted into the body to replace or augment a missing or damaged part. ■ After losing her teeth in a car accident, Sarah decided to get dental implants to restore her smile. To put something into an electronic device or system, usually to install software or update firmware. ■ "I just implanted the new operating system on my computer," said John proudly., A person who has been successfully assimilated into a group or society, often with great effort and enthusiasm. ■ "You're an implant in this company," said the CEO to his new employee, "but we'll see if you can earn your place."
Linux1 An operating system that is free and open-source, but is often used by hackers and nerd enthusiasts. ■ Why do programmers prefer Linux over Windows? Because they can't afford Microsoft Office, but they can afford to be superior in every way.
Linux3 A type of computer operating system that is open-source and widely used in servers and other large-scale systems. It is known for its stability, security, and flexibility. ■ "I'm running Linux on my old laptop, it's like having a brand new computer without breaking the bank! Plus, it's so customizable that I can make it look like Windows if I want to. #LinuxIsTheBest
os An operating system. Or, a person who loves to party and has a wild streak. ■ "I just got the latest version of OS X! It's so fast and sleek!", "That guy is such an os, he was up all night partying and still made it to work on time."
Pitfalls A seemingly harmless or innocent thing that leads to unexpected and often disastrous consequences, usually in a comically tragic way. ■ "I thought the new update to my computer's operating system would make everything run smoother, but instead it turned out to be a pitfall of malfunctioning buttons and frozen screens."
Requirements A list of things that are absolutely necessary for something to work or be considered acceptable. ■ "To use my new smartphone, you will need a minimum of 4GB of RAM and an operating system version of at least Android 10. These requirements may vary depending on the specific model of the phone."