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WORDNET DICTIONARY
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OXFORD DICTIONARY
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WORDNET DICTIONARY
Noun has 1 sense
- it(n = noun.cognition) information technology - the branch of engineering that deals with the use of computers and telecommunications to retrieve and store and transmit information;
CIDE DICTIONARY
, pron. Array
- The neuter pronoun of the third person, corresponding to the masculine pronoun
he and the feminineshe , and having the same plural (they ,their ortheirs ,them ). [1913 Webster] - As a substance for any noun of the neuter gender;
as, here is the book, take . [1913 Webster]it home - As a demonstrative, especially at the beginning of a sentence, pointing to that which is about to be stated, named, or mentioned, or referring to that which apparent or well known;
as, I saw . [1913 Webster]it was John - As an indefinite nominative for a impersonal verb;
as, [1913 Webster]it snows;it rains. - As a substitute for such general terms as, the state of affairs, the condition of things, and the like;
as, how is [1913 Webster]it with the sick man? - As an indefinite object after some intransitive verbs, or after a substantive used humorously as a verb;
as, to foot . [1913 Webster]it (i. e. , to walk)
Its self. See Itself.
OXFORD DICTIONARY
, abbr. information technology.
, pron. (poss. its; pl. they)
1 the thing (or occas. the animal or child) previously named or in question (took a stone and threw it).
2 the person in question (Who is it? It is I; is it a boy or a girl?).
3 as the subject of an impersonal verb (it is raining; it is winter; it is Tuesday; it is two miles to Bath).
4 as a substitute for a deferred subject or object (it is intolerable, this delay; it is silly to talk like that; I take it that you agree).
5 as a substitute for a vague object (brazen it out; run for it!).
6 as the antecedent to a relative word (it was an owl I heard).
7 exactly what is needed (absolutely it).
8 the extreme limit of achievement.
9 colloq. sexual intercourse; sex appeal.
10 (in children's games) a player who has to perform a required feat, esp. to catch the others.
1 the thing (or occas. the animal or child) previously named or in question (took a stone and threw it).
2 the person in question (Who is it? It is I; is it a boy or a girl?).
3 as the subject of an impersonal verb (it is raining; it is winter; it is Tuesday; it is two miles to Bath).
4 as a substitute for a deferred subject or object (it is intolerable, this delay; it is silly to talk like that; I take it that you agree).
5 as a substitute for a vague object (brazen it out; run for it!).
6 as the antecedent to a relative word (it was an owl I heard).
7 exactly what is needed (absolutely it).
8 the extreme limit of achievement.
9 colloq. sexual intercourse; sex appeal.
10 (in children's games) a player who has to perform a required feat, esp. to catch the others.
Idiom
that's it colloq. that is:
1 what is required.
2 the difficulty.
3 the end, enough.
this is it colloq.
1 the expected event is at hand.
2 this is the difficulty.
1 what is required.
2 the difficulty.
3 the end, enough.
this is it colloq.
1 the expected event is at hand.
2 this is the difficulty.
, n. colloq. Italian vermouth (gin and it).
Etymology
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