Definition
Definition of IC - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: integrated circuitTECH. small device that holds many electronic partsTECH.
- The IC controls the functions of the small electronic device.
2.
acr: intensive careTECH. special care for very sick peopleTECH.
- The patient was moved to IC for close monitoring and treatment.
3.
acr: in chargeRare having control or responsibility over somethingRare
- She is IC of the project team.
4.
acr: independent contractorRare person who works for themselvesRare
- She works as an IC and manages all her own clients.
5.
acr: individual contributorTECH. person who works independently without managing othersTECH.
- He is an IC who handles projects without managing a team.
Expressions with IC
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electronic chip with layers stacked on top of each other
The new phone uses a 3D IC for better speed.
Origin of IC
Latin in (not) + civis (citizen)
Examples of IC in a sentence
Engineers are designing a new IC for smartphones. She was admitted to IC after the surgery. IC staff monitored the patient's vital signs closely. The manager is IC of the new department. He's IC of organizing the annual conference. As an IC, she sets her own hours.
The company hired an IC for the project. As an IC, he thrived in his role. The company valued her as an IC.
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- French:CI, USI, ...
- German:IC, Intensivstation, ...
- Italian:CI, IC, ...
- Spanish:circuito integrado, UCI, ...
- Portuguese:CI, cuidados intensivos, ...
- Chinese:集成电路, 重症监护, ...
- Japanese:集積回路, 集中治療, ...
- Arabic:دائرة متكاملة, العِنايَة المُرَكَّزَة, ...
- Hebrew:IC, טִפּוּל נִמְרָץ, ...
- Russian:ИС, реанимация, ...
- Ukrainian:ІС, інтенсивна терапія, ...
- Hindi:एकीकृत सर्किट, गहन चिकित्सा, ...
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