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virus ['vaɪ(ə)rəs] przym. | |
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bhìoras (Yerkwantai) |
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| Angielski tezaurus |
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virus ['vaɪ(ə)rəs] przym. | |
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A microscopic infectious agent that requires a living host cell in order to replicate. Viruses often cause disease in humans, including measles, mumps, rubella, polio, influenza, and the common cold. HIV is the virus that causes AIDS. |
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A program with the ability to reproduce by modifying other programs to include a copy of itself (A virus may contain destructive code that can move into multiple programs, data files or devices on a system and spread through multiple systems in a network) |
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| skr., progr., technol. |
Very Important Resource Under Search |
| skr., sieć., technol. |
Virtual Information Resource Under Seize |
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Vital Information Resource Under Siege |
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Vital Information Resources Under Siege |
| skr., wojsk. |
Very Important Resource Under Siege |
