virus in Korean
virus in Korean is 바이러스, 비루스, 병독 — virus means a microscopic infectious agent that can only reproduce inside a living host cell, sometimes causing disease.
virus in Korean
바이러스
Pronounced: baireoseu
infectious organism
비루스
Pronounced: biruseu
infectious organism
병독
Pronounced: byeongdok
infectious organism
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."
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.
Similar words in Korean
Common Korean translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "virus" in Korean?
"virus" in Korean is 바이러스, 비루스, 병독. virus means: A microscopic infectious agent that can only reproduce inside a living host cell, sometimes causing disease.
How do you pronounce 바이러스?
"virus" in Korean is 바이러스, pronounced "baireoseu".
How do you use "virus" in a sentence?
Example: "The flu virus mutates constantly, which is why new vaccines are needed every year." In Korean, "virus" is 바이러스, 비루스, 병독.
Are there other ways to say "virus" in Korean?
Yes — Korean has 3 translations listed for "virus": 바이러스, 비루스, 병독.
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