Trojan in Dutch
Trojan in Dutch is Trojaans, Trojaan — Trojan means a type of malicious computer program disguised as something harmless or useful.
Trojan in Dutch
Trojaans
Of, or relating to, the famed city of Troy or its inhabitants.
Trojaan
What does "Trojan" mean?
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noun A type of malicious computer program disguised as something harmless or useful.
"The email attachment turned out to be a trojan that stole passwords."
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adjective Relating to the ancient city of Troy or its people.
"The story follows a Trojan prince during the fall of the city."
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adjective Showing great strength or endurance.
"She put in trojan effort to finish the marathon despite the injury."
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Trojan in a sentence
- The email attachment turned out to be a trojan that stole passwords.
- The story follows a Trojan prince during the fall of the city.
- She put in trojan effort to finish the marathon despite the injury.
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What is "Trojan" in Dutch?
"Trojan" in Dutch is Trojaans, Trojaan. Trojan means: A type of malicious computer program disguised as something harmless or useful.
How do you use "Trojan" in a sentence?
Example: "The email attachment turned out to be a trojan that stole passwords." In Dutch, "Trojan" is Trojaans, Trojaan.
Are there other ways to say "Trojan" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 2 translations listed for "Trojan": Trojaans, Trojaan.
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