zombie in Irish
zombie in Irish is zombaí — zombie means in folklore and fiction, a reanimated corpse controlled by magic or driven by a mindless urge to attack the living.
zombie in Irish
zombaí
(computing) A computer affected by malware which causes it to do whatever the attacker wants it to do without the user's knowledge.
What does "zombie" mean?
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noun In folklore and fiction, a reanimated corpse controlled by magic or driven by a mindless urge to attack the living.
"The children dressed as a zombie for the Halloween party, with torn clothes and pale make-up."
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noun A person who seems dazed, slow, or lifeless, especially from exhaustion.
"I stumbled round the kitchen like a zombie before my first coffee."
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noun A computer secretly infected with malware and remotely controlled by an attacker, usually as part of a larger network.
"Security experts found that the office computer had become a zombie in a hidden network."
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zombie in a sentence
- The children dressed as a zombie for the Halloween party, with torn clothes and pale make-up.
- In the film, the survivors barricade themselves in a mall to escape the zombies.
- I stumbled round the kitchen like a zombie before my first coffee.
- The new parents were walking zombies after weeks without a full night's sleep.
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What is "zombie" in Irish?
"zombie" in Irish is zombaí. zombie means: In folklore and fiction, a reanimated corpse controlled by magic or driven by a mindless urge to attack the living.
How do you use "zombie" in a sentence?
Example: "The children dressed as a zombie for the Halloween party, with torn clothes and pale make-up." In Irish, "zombie" is zombaí.
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