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Meaning ofP.C.in English

P.C.

Definitions

Noun
1. personal computer; IBM-compatible device
  The company provided each employee with a P.C. for work purposes.
2. conforming to liberal social standards; avoiding offense
  The professor tried to be P.C. when discussing sensitive topics in class.
3. a police rank in Commonwealth countries
  In the United Kingdom, a P.C. is a police constable who enforces laws.
4. microsoft Windows-based computer; alternative to Apple Mac
  The new P.C. in the office runs on a Microsoft Windows operating system.
5. a character controlled by a player; player character
  The player created a new P.C. for the online game.
6. a patient's main health issue; presenting complaint
  The doctor asked the patient to describe their P.C. in detail.
7. a copy of a document; photocopy
  She made a P.C. of the important document before submitting it.
8. a unit of distance (in space); parsec
  The spaceship traveled over 3.2 P.C. to reach the distant planet.
9. a small naval vessel; used for patrols
  The navy deployed a P.C. to monitor the coastal waters.
10. a muscle in the pelvic floor; supports bladder control
  The doctor explained that a weak P.C. muscle could lead to incontinence.
11. a percentage value; proportion
  The company reported a 25% P.C. increase in sales revenue last quarter.
12. a type of patrol; coastal defense
  The navy conducted a P.C. along the shoreline to detect any suspicious activity.
13. progressive Conservative Party's designation
  The politician was a member of the P.C. and advocated for conservative policies.
14. an ancient Celtic language (Proto-Celtic)
  The linguist studied the ancient P.C. language to understand its grammar and syntax.
15. a gaming group; Phrozen Crew team
  The P.C. gaming team won the championship title in the international tournament.
16. plaid Cymru's abbreviation
  The party's abbreviation, P.C., was often used in news headlines to refer to plaid Cymru.
17. presbyterian Church's initials; a Christian organization
  The local P.C. community organized a charity event to raise funds for the homeless.
18. progressive Canadian Party's short form
  The P.C. party in Canada focused on social and economic reform.
19. philippine Constabulary's initialism
  The P.C. was a paramilitary force that maintained law and order in the country.
20. a proportion per hundred; percentage
  The company reported a 10% P.C. increase in profits over the last fiscal year.
21. one part per hundred; one percent
  The company reported a 5% P.C. increase in profits, which was lower than expected.
22. a component that can be separated
  The engineer designed a new P.C. that could be easily detached and reassembled.
23. an individual item in a class
  The artist created a new P.C. for the exhibition, showcasing her unique style.
24. a game piece of high value; a counter
  The company issued a new P.C. to represent their brand in the market.
25. a low-value coin; subsidiary currency
  In the board game, the P.C. was a rare and highly sought-after piece.
26. a creative work (art, music, literature); intellectual property
  The author's latest P.C. was a bestselling novel that received critical acclaim.
27. a published article or press release
  The company issued a P.C. to announce the new product launch.
28. a type of artillery weapon
  The military deployed a P.C. to provide firepower during the battle.
29. a firearm or gun device
  The police officer drew his P.C. and aimed at the target.
30. a hairpiece for men; toupee
  The man wore a P.C. to cover his bald spot.
31. a slice or quantity of bread
  The bakery sold a P.C. of whole wheat bread to the customer.
32. a casual sexual encounter
  The woman had a P.C. with a stranger she met at the party.
33. a low-quality or worthless item
  The store sold a P.C. that was basically useless.
34. a device for smoking cannabis
  The police found a P.C. in the suspect's backpack.
35. a poorly hit pitch (in sports)
  The baseball player swung hard but hit a P.C. that sailed into the stands.
36. an individual or person (sometimes derogatory)
  The teacher tried to understand each P.C. in the class and cater to their needs.
37. a fortified building or castle
  The medieval P.C. stood tall on the hill, a testament to the region's rich history.
38. a pacifier for soothing; calming device
  The baby sucked on the P.C. to calm down after a long cry.
39. a measured distance or length
  The surveyor measured the P.C. between the two landmarks to determine the property line.
40. a practice row for evaluation purposes
  The coach had the rowing team complete a P.C. to assess their technique and speed.
41. a unit of work or piece work assignment
  The factory assigned a new P.C. to each worker on the production line.
42. a card with a picture or message (for mailing)
  The child carefully selected a P.C. with a cute cartoon character to send to her friend.
Adjective
1. conforming to social norms (language or behavior)
  The human resources manager reminded employees to use P.C. language in the workplace.
2. partially continuous (process or system)
  The new P.C. system allowed for more efficient data processing.
3. pro-choice advocate; supporter of reproductive rights
  As a P.C. advocate, she fought for women's rights to make their own reproductive choices.
4. progressive Conservative party member
  The politician was a member of the P.C. party and focused on social reform.
Other
1. symbol for petacoulomb (electric charge unit)
  The physicist measured the electric charge in petacoulombs, abbreviated as P.C.
2. former country code for Pacific Islands
  The old computer system still used the P.C. country code for the Pacific Islands.
Verb
1. making something politically correct; conforming to standards
  The company made sure to use P.C. language in all their official statements.