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Definition of MacDonald - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namesurname of Scottish origin
- Many MacDonalds live in Scotland..
2.
historical figureUK British statesman who led Labour GovernmentsUK
- MacDonald was a key figure in British politics.
3.
placeRare US unincorporated community in West Virginia USARare US
- MacDonald is a small town in West Virginia.
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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- French:MacDonald, ...
- German:MacDonald, Ort in West Virginia in den USA, ...
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- Chinese:麦克唐纳, 麦克唐纳德, ...
- Japanese:マクドナルド, ...
- Arabic:ماكْدونالد, ...
- Hebrew:מַקְדוֹנַלְד, ...
- Russian:Макдональд, ...
- Ukrainian:МакДональд, Макдональд, ...
- Hindi:मैकडॉनल्ड, मैकडोनाल्ड, ...
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