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Meaning mike meaning

What does mike mean?
Definitions in simple English

mike Noun

— A device that converts sound into electricity; mikes send sound to be broadcast or recorded. We can't hear you! Speak into the mike! She records her songs using a mike.

Mike Proper noun

— Mike is a male given name that is short for "Michael".

mike

— noun (= microphone) device for converting sound waves into electrical energy

Synonyms mike synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as mike?

mike English » English

microphone mic telephone transmitter speaker microphone transmitter loudspeaker blower

Mike English » English

Mickey Mick Michael

Conjugation mike conjugation

How do you conjugate mike?

mike · verb

Examples mike examples

How do I use mike in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Hello, this is Mike.
Mike earns no less than three hundred dollars a day.
Don't lose confidence, Mike.
I should have phoned Mike.
It won't be long before Mike gets well.
All but Mike were present at the party.
May I speak to Mike, please?
Mike said that he would come.
Mike calls him Ned.
Mike is the youngest in his family.
Mike speaks good Japanese.
Mike wore an indignant look.
Is Mike a member of the swimming club?
Mike got back from the library at five.
Mike smiled.
Mike is proud of his father being rich.
Mike liked animals very much.
Mike played a bad trick on his brother.

Movie subtitles

I have been working hard, Mike, to isolate the murder weapon.
Uh, camellias, Mike.
Yeah, Mike. Unofficially speaking, the fox has broken cover.
I thought you looked very handsome in the parade today, Mike.
I already have a backlog, Mike.
Detective Senior Sergeant Mike Shepherd. Ah.
DSS Mike Shepherd, and uh, Detective Sims.
OK, I can't believe I'm about to say this, but I think Mike actually believes in Santa.
Mike, he was found with this in his hand and his car located nearby.
Mike, I will know more as soon as you let me get started.
It's Mike Shepherd.
I've been thinking. Perhaps Mike does believe in Santa, like as an imaginary friend, you know?
Never again, Mike.
You know that, Mike.
You'll help me, won't you, Mike?
So you're getting like sissy Mike, too.
I was afraid you might have brought Mike with you.
Here comes Mike.
That sister of yours ain't getting any bargain in Mike.
Mike's enlisted.
That's nice of you, Tommy. but I don't think Mike will be able to drink any.
There you are, Mike.
Well, here's to you, Mike.
Why don't you drink, Mike?
Mike wouldn't like it.
Mike ain't got nothing to say about it.
Mike's here.
There's something I wanted to say to you, Mike.
This is Mike Taylor, R.O.K U.S combined forces command.
Mike, too?
Mike never had anything.
Hello, Uncle Mike.
Uncle Mike said you were.
What is this, Mike?
That's who you are, Mike M. Angelo.
All right, Mike. Let him out.
Louie, take the lady over to Polack Mike's.
Hello, Joe. - Hi, Mike.
Here, Mike, there's a little spit in your eye. It shows.
Don't, Mike.
I'm Mike to my friends.
And remember, Mike with the rich and mighty.

News and current affairs

Mike McConnell, America's Director of National Intelligence, recently admitted to a US Senate panel that al-Qaeda is gaining strength and steadily improving its ability to recruit, train, and even attack the US.
It provided rich-country governments and then-WTO Director General Mike Moore with an opportunity to gain the moral high ground over anti-globalization protesters.
Admiral Mike Mullen, the US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, recently defined America's colossal fiscal deficits as the biggest threat to its national security.
Participants included climate scientist Mike Hulme of the University of East Anglia, climate policy expert Roger Pielke Jr. of the University of Colorado, and climate economist Christopher Green of McGill University.
Newt Gingrich and Mike Huckabee both failed to win the Republican nomination, but secured seats on cable talk shows.
Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, then went to Islamabad, where he met the commander of the Pakistani army for several hours.

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