Trojan in Portuguese
Trojan in Portuguese is troiano, troiana — Trojan means a type of malicious computer program disguised as something harmless or useful.
Trojan in Portuguese
troiano
Of, or relating to, the famed city of Troy or its inhabitants.
troiana
troiano
What does "Trojan" mean?
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noun A type of malicious computer program disguised as something harmless or useful.
"Our antivirus program found a trojan hidden inside the free game."
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adjective Relating to the ancient city of Troy or its people.
"The museum displays pottery from the Trojan era."
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adjective Showing great strength or endurance.
"The volunteers made a trojan effort to clean the whole beach in one day."
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Trojan in a sentence
- Our antivirus program found a trojan hidden inside the free game.
- Never open a download from a stranger, because it may contain a trojan.
- The museum displays pottery from the Trojan era.
- Students read about the Trojan horse in their ancient history class.
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What is "Trojan" in Portuguese?
"Trojan" in Portuguese is troiano, troiana. Trojan means: A type of malicious computer program disguised as something harmless or useful.
How do you use "Trojan" in a sentence?
Example: "Our antivirus program found a trojan hidden inside the free game." In Portuguese, "Trojan" is troiano, troiana.
Are there other ways to say "Trojan" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "Trojan": troiano, troiana.
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