macro
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈmækroʊ/ · UK /ˈmækrəʊ/
macro means: A short computer instruction that stands for a longer set of instructions.
noun
A short computer instruction that stands for a longer set of instructions.
- This macro saves the file automatically.
- I recorded a macro to format the table.
- The program expands macros before processing the code.
An unusually huge person or character in fantasies involving attraction to giants.
- The story features a friendly macro.
- She draws macros for fans of giant characters.
- In this fantasy, the macro towers over a city.
adjective
Relating to something as a whole or on a very large scale.
- We study changes at the macro level.
- The report takes a macro view of the economy.
- Macro trends can hide important local differences.
verb
To use a computer shortcut that carries out several instructions.
- Some players macro to avoid repeated key presses.
- He macroed during the game to save time.
- Do you macro when playing online?
To make a computer perform a task using a shortcut for several instructions.
- You can macro this task.
- She macroed the repeated steps into one command.
- Can we macro the whole sequence?
Questions about macro
What does macro mean?
A short computer instruction that stands for a longer set of instructions.
What is macro in other languages?
Türkçe: makro · Español: macro · Français: macro · Deutsch: Makro · Italiano: macro · 日本語: マクロ
How do you pronounce macro?
In American English /ˈmækroʊ/; in British English /ˈmækrəʊ/.
How do you use macro in a sentence?
This macro saves the file automatically. I recorded a macro to format the table.
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