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worm

[wɜ:m] n
gen. glista dżdżownica
agric. robak m; śruba bez końca
comp., MS robak m (Self-propagating malicious code that can automatically distribute itself from one computer to another through network connections. A worm can take harmful action, such as consuming network or local system resources, possibly causing a denial of service attack)
tech. ślimak m; przenośnik ślimakowy; przenośnik śrubowy
worms abbr.
zool. robaki
 English thesaurus
WORMS abbr.
abbr., ed., scient. Work Opportunities For Research Manning And Studies
WORM [wɜ:m] abbr.
abbr. Wisely Organized Replacing Machine; Worldwide Operational Record Management; Write-Once, Read Many times (Vosoni); write-once-read many (Александр Рыжов)
abbr., auto. write once>read many; write only read many
abbr., comp., IT Write Once Read Many
abbr., comp., net. Write-Once/Read-Many
abbr., dat.proc. write once read many times
abbr., el. write once, read many times (disc); write once, read multiple (disc)
abbr., el., scient. Write Once, Read Many
abbr., mater.sc. write-one read-many optical media
abbr., mil. write once read many
abbr., progr. write once/read many (ssn)
abbr., scottish Write Once, Read Many / Multiple
worm [wɜ:m] n
IT A programmed network attack in which a self-replicating program does not attach itself to programs, but rather spreads independently of users’ action
WORMS abbr.
abbr., med. Whole-Organ Magnetic Resonance Imaging Score (inn)
abbr., oil workover riser management system
WoRMS abbr.
zool. World Register of Marine Species (Всемирный регистр морских видов CRINKUM-CRANKUM)
WORMS
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Agriculture13
Chemistry2
Construction10
Electric traction1
Entomology6
General8
Zoology12
Zootechnics4

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