geeks
Aussprache: [ɡiks]
Kontext: „social group“
(noun) a person who is very interested in and knowledgeable about a particular subject, especially technology or computers. People might call someone a geek if they really love things like video games, coding, or science.
Beispiel
My brother is a computer geek; he can build his own computer.
Beispiel
She doesn't like it when people call her a geek because she thinks it's a bad word.
Beispiel
Why do you think he is considered a geek?
Kontext: „entertainment“
(noun) a term sometimes used to describe a person who is very passionate about a specific hobby, like movies, comics, or games. They are often seen as cool in those communities because of their knowledge.
Beispiel
At the comic convention, I met many movie geeks who could talk for hours about their favorite films.
Beispiel
Not everyone at the party was a geek; some people just wanted to relax and not talk about games.
Beispiel
Who is your favorite geek character from a movie?
Kontext: „social interaction“
(verb) to behave in a silly or awkward way, especially in front of others. This can happen when you are excited or really passionate about something, maybe trying to impress someone.
Beispiel
He geeks out when he sees a new video game trailer because he loves gaming so much.
Beispiel
She didn't geek out at the party; she stayed calm and didn't show much excitement.
Beispiel
Do you geek out when you see new tech gadgets?