virus
noun[C]
uk/ˈvaɪə.rəs/us/ˈvaɪ.rəs/virusnoun[C](DISEASE)
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anextremelysmallpieceoforganicmaterialthatcausesdiseaseinhumans,animals, andplants:
病毒thechickenpox/flu/herpes/mumpsvirus水痘/流行性感冒/疱疹/流行性腮腺炎病毒
Evidencesuggestedthat theAIDSvirus wasspreadingveryquicklyamong theheterosexualcommunity.有证据表明艾滋病病毒正在异性恋群体中迅速传播。
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adiseasecausedby a virus:
病毒病,病毒性疾病;病毒感染I don'tknowexactlywhat'swrongwith her - Ithinkshe has somekindof virus.我不知道她到底得了什么病——我觉得可能是某种病毒感染。
Severalemployeeswere offworkwith avomitingvirus.几名员工因感染致呕吐病毒而没能来上班。
- Alocaldoctorwas the first toraisethealarmabout thislatestvirus.
- The virus iscontractedthroughexchangeofbodilyfluids.
- All thetomatoplantsareinfectedwith a virus.
- Thedoctorshave attributed thecauseof theillnessto anunknownvirus.
- It'spossibletopasson the virus toothersthroughphysicalcontact.
Bacteria, moulds, germs & viruses
- adenovirus
- aerobe
- amoebic
- anti-HIV
- antimicrobial
- bacterium
- germicidal
- germophobe
- hen of the woods
- incubation
- incubation period
- mildew
- MRSA
- shitake mushroom
- spike protein
- staph
- staphylococcus
- strep
- streptococcal
- streptococcus
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Disease & illness - general words
virusnoun[C](COMPUTER PROBLEM)
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acomputerprogramorpartof acomputerprogramthat can makecopiesof itself and isintendedtopreventthecomputerfromworkingnormally
计算机病毒- Acomputervirus maylurkunseenin a computer'smemory,callingup andinfectingeach of the machine'sdatafilesinturn.
- The virusdeletesfilesandcorruptsessentialcoremicrochipsleavingcomputersunusable.
- Alltheircustomerinformationwaswipedoff thecomputerby a virus.
- If youthinkthere may be a virus, don'topentheattachment.
- I got a virusalertwhen Idownloadedmyemail.
Computer programming & software
- abandonware
- ad-blocker
- ad-blocking
- adware
- analytics
- cheat
- facial recognition
- facial recognition software
- femtech
- file system
- garbage collector
- infection
- installer
- planner
- software package
- spellchecker
- splash screen
- story mode
- syntactic
- syntactically