Sentence examples for geek equivalent from inspiring English sources

It's the geek equivalent of great sex.

With the imminent debut of sequel, Age of Ultron, the question is whether the fanboy icon can invite even more comic-book favourites to join the party without accidentally ordering the geek equivalent of a nuclear strike on our cerebellums.

I often joke that Macs versus PCs versus Linux is the geek equivalent of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, one of those super-charged, polarising arguments that everyone has a strong opinion about.

It was at such festivals over the last two decades that many breakthroughs in computer animation were first given a public viewing, as artists in the highly competitive field showed off for one another with the geek equivalent of a cocky swagger.

Days later, she spoke on an online privacy panel at the geek equivalent of the Oscars: the International Consumer Electronics Show.

This is the whisky-geek equivalent of hearing in the same 24 hours that Led Zeppelin, Genesis (with Peter Gabriel fronting, of course), and Oasis are going to re-form and tour again.

("We set it up on a fiber-optic connection, installed her firewalls, partitioned her hard drive -- the nouveau-geek equivalent of a barn raising," Carver explains).

Finding an unoccupied power outlet is the traveling geek's equivalent of an Easter Egg hunt, but far more rewarding.

In modern Japanese slang, the term otaku is mostly equivalent to "geek" or "nerd", but in a more derogatory manner than used in the West.

Is geek just the post-noughties' fleeting equivalent of punk or lad culture, or does it mark a more fundamental realignment in our society?

Broadly speaking, otaku is the Japanese equivalent to nerd or geek.