MacDonald
məkˈdɑːnəld
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Definition of MacDonald - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
namesurname of Scottish origin
  • Many MacDonalds live in Scotland..
2.
historical figureUKBritish statesman who led Labour GovernmentsUK
  • MacDonald was a key figure in British politics.
leader politician
3.
placeRareUSunincorporated community in West Virginia USARareUS
  • MacDonald is a small town in West Virginia.
locality settlement village
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Origin of MacDonald

Scottish Gaelic, Mac (son) + Donald (world ruler)

Examples of MacDonald in a sentence

  • I met a MacDonald at the conference.
  • MacDonald's policies shaped the future of the nation.
  • Historians often debate MacDonald's impact on the economy.
  • MacDonald is known for its scenic views.
  • Many families have lived in MacDonald for generations.

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  1. French:MacDonald, ...
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  6. Chinese:麦克唐纳, 麦克唐纳德, ...
  7. Japanese:マクドナルド, ...
  8. Arabic:ماكْدونالد, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַקְדוֹנַלְד, ...
  10. Russian:Макдональд, ...
  11. Ukrainian:МакДональд, Макдональд, ...
  12. Hindi:मैकडॉनल्ड, मैकडोनाल्ड, ...

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