spam in Irish
spam in Irish is turscar — spam means unwanted, unsolicited messages sent in bulk, especially by email.
spam in Irish
turscar
(uncountable, rarely, countable, computing, Internet) Unsolicited bulk electronic messages.
What does "spam" mean?
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noun Unwanted, unsolicited messages sent in bulk, especially by email.
"Her inbox was flooded with spam offering fake prizes."
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verb To send the same message repeatedly or to flood someone with unwanted messages.
"The bot spammed the comment section with adverts."
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spam in a sentence
- Her inbox was flooded with spam offering fake prizes.
- The filter caught most of the spam before it reached him.
- The bot spammed the comment section with adverts.
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What is "spam" in Irish?
"spam" in Irish is turscar. spam means: Unwanted, unsolicited messages sent in bulk, especially by email.
How do you use "spam" in a sentence?
Example: "Her inbox was flooded with spam offering fake prizes." In Irish, "spam" is turscar.
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