virus in Greek
virus in Greek is ιός — virus means a microscopic infectious agent that can only reproduce inside a living host cell, sometimes causing disease.
virus in Greek
ιός
Pronounced: ios
What does "virus" mean?
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noun A microscopic infectious agent that can only reproduce inside a living host cell, sometimes causing disease.
"The flu virus mutates constantly, which is why new vaccines are needed every year."
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noun A disease caused by such an agent.
"He was out sick with some kind of stomach virus all week."
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noun Malicious software that spreads between computers, often damaging files or data.
"Her laptop got a virus after she opened an email attachment."
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virus in a sentence
- The flu virus mutates constantly, which is why new vaccines are needed every year.
- He was out sick with some kind of stomach virus all week.
- Her laptop got a virus after she opened an email attachment.
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What is "virus" in Greek?
"virus" in Greek is ιός. virus means: A microscopic infectious agent that can only reproduce inside a living host cell, sometimes causing disease.
How do you pronounce ιός?
"virus" in Greek is ιός, pronounced "ios".
How do you use "virus" in a sentence?
Example: "The flu virus mutates constantly, which is why new vaccines are needed every year." In Greek, "virus" is ιός.
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