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cyber- in Japanese

cyber- in Japanese is サイバー — cyber- means relating to computers, the internet, or digital technology.

cyber- in Japanese

サイバー
prefix
Pronounced: saibā
(Internet) Relating to the Internet or cyberspace, or to computers more generally.

What does "cyber-" mean?

  1. adj Relating to computers, the internet, or digital technology.
    "She works in cyber security and protects company networks from hackers."
  2. noun Digital and internet-related matters considered collectively, especially security threats.
    "Is there an escalatory ladder in cyber, the same as with weapons of mass destruction? Fleming doesn't like the comparison with nuclear deterrence but says that Russia is indeed conscious of escalation risk."
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cyber- in a sentence

  • She works in cyber security and protects company networks from hackers.
  • The school ran a cyber safety lesson about choosing strong passwords.
  • Is there an escalatory ladder in cyber, the same as with weapons of mass destruction? Fleming doesn't like the comparison with nuclear deterrence but says that Russia is indeed conscious of escalation risk.
  • The new minister's role covers defense, intelligence and cyber.

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What is "cyber-" in Japanese?
"cyber-" in Japanese is サイバー. cyber- means: Relating to computers, the internet, or digital technology.
How do you pronounce サイバー?
"cyber-" in Japanese is サイバー, pronounced "saibā".
How do you use "cyber-" in a sentence?
Example: "She works in cyber security and protects company networks from hackers." In Japanese, "cyber-" is サイバー.
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