McDonald’s
- noun
- /məkˈdɒnəldz/
- Informal
- We grabbed some McDonald’s for lunch because we were in a hurry.
Examples
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After the concert, they stopped for McDonald’s on the way home.
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He brought McDonald’s to the picnic since everyone wanted something quick and easy.
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I grabbed some McDonald’s for lunch.
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Did you try the new McDonald’s burger?
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We grabbed some McDonald’s for lunch because we were in a hurry.
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After the concert, they stopped for McDonald’s on the way home.
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He brought McDonald’s to the picnic since everyone wanted something quick and easy.
Synonyms
A cooked beef patty in a bun with toppings
Cheap food that is already cooked and sold to eat quickly, like hamburgers or fried chicken
Food made by a restaurant or shop to eat somewhere else
A hamburger sold at McDonald's fast food restaurants
How Processed
Surface Forms
Etymology
McDonald’s can also mean a meal bought at that chain. The name comes from the McDonald family — the Mc- part means 'son of' and Donald is a name — so saying you had 'McDonald’s' means you ate food from the McDonald family restaurants.