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cyber

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cyberphobia

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cybersex

N การสื่อสาร ผ่าน คอมพิวเตอร์ โดย มี จุดประสงค์ ใน เรื่อง ทางเพศ kan-sue-san-pan-kom-pil-tor-doi-me-jud-pra-song-nai-rueang-tang-ped

New American Oxford Dictionary

cyber

cy ber |ˈsībər ˈsaɪbər | ▶adjective of, relating to, or characteristic of the culture of computers, information technology, and virtual reality: the cyber age. ORIGIN 1980s: abbreviation of cybernetics .

cyber-

cyber- |ˈsʌɪbə | ▶comb. form relating to electronic communication networks and virtual reality: cyberpunk | cyberspace. ORIGIN back-formation from cybernetics . word trends: Cyber- seems to be a thoroughly modern prefix, summoning up images of advanced technology, supercomputers, and virtual reality. However, in striving to be so very up to date it has developed a whiff of the old-fashioned. The word ’s rise in popularity is part of the problem —it seems to be added to almost anything to give a high-tech twist. The Oxford English Corpus contains examples of cyberartist, cybertalk, cyberfiction, cyberculture, cyber-economy, cyber-activist, cyberpiracy, cybercriminal, cybercinema, and so on. Using cyber- like this draws attention to the use of technology and the Internet, implying that such a notion is unusual or remarkable. As these resources become an ever more integral part of our lives, the use of computers in almost every aspect of life will be assumed, eventually making the addition of cyber- redundant.

cyberattack

cy ber at tack |ˈsībərəˌtak ˈsaɪbərətæk | ▶noun an attempt by hackers to damage or destroy a computer network or system.

cybercafe

cy ber ca fe |ˈsībərkaˌfā ˈsaɪbərkæfeɪ |(also cybercafé ) ▶noun a cafe that offers Internet access on computers that it owns, or via Wi-Fi on patrons' computers.

cybercash

cy ber cash |ˈsībərˌkaSH ˈsaɪbərkæʃ | ▶noun 1 funds used in electronic financial transactions, esp. over the Internet. 2 money stored on an electronic smart card or in an online credit account.

cybercrime

cy ber crime |ˈsībərˌkrīm ˈsaɪbərkraɪm | ▶noun crime conducted via the Internet or some other computer network.

cyberlaw

cy ber law |ˈsībərˌlô ˈsaɪbərlɔ | ▶noun laws, or a specific law, relating to Internet and computer offenses, esp. fraud or copyright infringement.

cybermall

cy ber mall |ˈsībərˌmôl ˈsaɪbərmɔl | ▶noun a commercial website through which a range of goods may be purchased; a virtual shopping mall on the Internet.

cybernaut

cy ber naut |ˈsībərˌnôt, -ˌnät ˈsaɪbərnɔːt | ▶noun Computing a person who wears sensory devices in order to experience virtual reality. • a person who uses the Internet. ORIGIN 1990s: from cyber-, on the pattern of astronaut and aeronaut .

cybernetics

cy ber net ics |ˌsībərˈnetiks ˌsaɪbərˈnɛdɪks | ▶plural noun [ treated as sing. ] the science of communications and automatic control systems in both machines and living things. DERIVATIVES cy ber net ic adjective, cy ber ne ti cian |-nəˈtiSHən |noun, cy ber net i cist |-ˈnetəsəst |noun ORIGIN 1940s: from Greek kubernētēs ‘steersman, ’ from kubernan ‘to steer. ’

cyberpet

cy ber pet |ˈsībərˌpet ˈsaɪbərpɛt | ▶noun an electronic toy that simulates a real pet and with which human interaction is possible. Also called digipet or virtual pet.

cyberphobia

cyberporn

cy ber porn |ˈsībərˌpôrn ˈsaɪbərpɔrn | ▶noun pornography accessed via the Internet.

cyberpunk

cy ber punk |ˈsībərˌpəNGk ˈsaɪbərˌpəŋk | ▶noun a genre of science fiction set in a lawless subculture of an oppressive society dominated by computer technology.

cybersex

cy ber sex |ˈsībərˌseks ˈsaɪbərseks | ▶noun sexual arousal using computer technology, esp. by wearing virtual reality equipment or by exchanging messages with another person via the Internet.

cybershop

cy ber shop |ˈsībərˌSHäp ˈsaɪbərʃɑp | ▶verb ( cybershops, cybershopping, cybershopped ) [ no obj. ] (often as noun cybershopping ) purchase or shop for goods and services on a website. ▶noun (also cyberstore ) a website that sells or provides information about retail goods or services.

cyberslacker

cy ber slack er |ˈsībərˌslakər ˈsaɪbərslækər | ▶noun informal a person who uses their employer's Internet and e-mail facilities for personal activities during working hours. DERIVATIVES cy ber slack ing noun

cyberspace

cy ber space |ˈsībərˌspās ˈsaɪbərˌspeɪs | ▶noun the notional environment in which communication over computer networks occurs.

cybersquatting

cy ber squat ting |ˈsībərˌskwätiNG ˈsaɪbərskwɑːtɪŋ | ▶noun the practice of registering names, esp. well-known company or brand names, as Internet domains, in the hope of reselling them at a profit. DERIVATIVES cy ber squat ter noun

cyberstalking

cy ber stalk ing |ˈsībərˌstôkiNG ˈsaɪbərstɔkɪŋ | ▶noun the repeated use of electronic communications to harass or frighten someone, for example by sending threatening e-mails. DERIVATIVES cy ber stalk er noun

cyberstore

cy ber store |-ˌstôr ˈsaɪbərstɔr | ▶noun another term for cybershop.

cybersurfing

cy ber surf ing |ˈsībərˌsərfiNG ˈsaɪbərsərfɪŋ | ▶noun the practice of using and browsing the Internet, esp. as a habitual pastime. DERIVATIVES cy ber surf er noun

cyberterrorism

cy ber ter ror ism |ˌsībərˈterəˌrizəm ˌsaɪbərˈtɛrərɪzəm | ▶noun the politically motivated use of computers and information technology to cause severe disruption or widespread fear in society: a bill that would make it easier for law enforcement to wiretap computers and combat cyberterrorism. DERIVATIVES cy ber ter ror ist noun

cyberwar

cy ber war |ˈsībərˌwôr ˈsaɪbərwɔr | ▶noun the use of computers to disrupt the activities of an enemy country, esp. the deliberate attacking of communication systems.

Oxford Dictionary

cyber

cyber |ˈsʌɪbə | ▶adjective relating to or characteristic of the culture of computers, information technology, and virtual reality: the cyber age. ORIGIN 1980s: abbreviation of cybernetics .

cyber-

cyber- |ˈsʌɪbə | ▶combining form relating to electronic communication networks and virtual reality: cyberpunk | cyberspace. ORIGIN back-formation from cybernetics . word trends: Cyber- seems to be a thoroughly modern prefix, summoning up images of advanced technology, supercomputers, and virtual reality. However, in striving to be so very up to date it has developed a whiff of the old-fashioned. The word ’s rise in popularity is part of the problem —it seems to be added to almost anything to give a high-tech twist. The Oxford English Corpus contains examples of cyberartist, cybertalk, cyberfiction, cyberculture, cyber-economy, cyber-activist, cyberpiracy, cybercriminal, cybercinema, and so on. Using cyber- like this draws attention to the use of technology and the Internet, implying that such a notion is unusual or remarkable. As these resources become an ever more integral part of our lives, the use of computers in almost every aspect of life will be assumed, eventually making the addition of cyber- redundant.

cyberattack

cyberattack |ˈsaɪbərətæk | ▶noun an attempt by hackers to damage or destroy a computer network or system.

cybercafe

cyber |cafe |ˈsʌɪbəkafeɪ | ▶noun another term for Internet cafe.

cybercash

cybercrime

cyber |crime ▶noun [ mass noun ] criminal activities carried out by means of computers or the Internet. DERIVATIVES cybercriminal noun

cyberlaw

cy ber law |ˈsībərˌlô ˈsaɪbərlɔ | ▶noun laws, or a specific law, relating to Internet and computer offenses, esp. fraud or copyright infringement.

cybermall

cy ber mall |ˈsībərˌmôl ˈsaɪbərmɔl | ▶noun a commercial website through which a range of goods may be purchased; a virtual shopping mall on the Internet.

cybernaut

cyber |naut |ˈsʌɪbənɔːt | ▶noun 1 an expert or habitual user of the Internet. 2 a person who uses computer technology and sensory devices to experience virtual reality. ORIGIN 1960s (in the senses ‘robot ’ and ‘cyborg ’): from cyber-, on the pattern of astronaut .

cybernetics

cyberpet

cy ber pet |ˈsībərˌpet ˈsaɪbərpɛt | ▶noun an electronic toy that simulates a real pet and with which human interaction is possible. Also called digipet or virtual pet.

cyberphobia

cyber |pho ¦bia |sʌɪbəˈfəʊbɪə | ▶noun [ mass noun ] extreme or irrational fear of computers or technology. DERIVATIVES cyberphobe noun, cyberphobic adjective & noun

cyberporn

cy ber porn |ˈsībərˌpôrn ˈsaɪbərpɔrn | ▶noun pornography accessed via the Internet.

cyberpunk

cyber |punk |ˈsʌɪbəpʌŋk | ▶noun [ mass noun ] a genre of science fiction set in a lawless subculture of an oppressive society dominated by computer technology.

cybersex

cyber |sex |ˈsʌɪbəsɛks | ▶noun [ mass noun ] sexual arousal using computer technology, especially by wearing virtual reality equipment or by exchanging messages with another person via the Internet.

cybershop

cyberslacker

cyber |slack ¦er ▶noun informal a person who uses their employer's Internet and email facilities for personal activities during working hours. DERIVATIVES cyberslacking noun

cyberspace

cyber |space |ˈsʌɪbəspeɪs | ▶noun [ mass noun ] the notional environment in which communication over computer networks occurs.

cybersquatting

cyber |squat |ting |ˈsʌɪbəskwɒtɪŋ | ▶noun [ mass noun ] the practice of registering names, especially well-known company or brand names, as Internet domains, in the hope of reselling them at a profit. DERIVATIVES cybersquatter noun

cyberstalking

cyber |stalk |ing ▶noun [ mass noun ] the repeated use of electronic communications to harass or frighten someone, for example by sending threatening emails. DERIVATIVES cyberstalker noun

cybersurfing

cy ber surf ing |ˈsībərˌsərfiNG ˈsaɪbərsərfɪŋ | ▶noun the practice of using and browsing the Internet, esp. as a habitual pastime. DERIVATIVES cy ber surf er noun

cyberterrorism

cyber |ter ¦ror |ism |sʌɪbəˈtɛrərɪz (ə )m | ▶noun [ mass noun ] the politically motivated use of computers and information technology to cause severe disruption or widespread fear. DERIVATIVES cyberterrorist noun

cyberwar

cyber |war ▶noun [ mass noun ] the use of computers to disrupt the activities of an enemy country, especially the deliberate attacking of communication systems.

American Oxford Thesaurus

cyber

cyber adjective our relationship was more cyber than face-to-face: electronic, digital, wired, virtual, web, Internet, Net, online.

Duden Dictionary

cyber-

cy ber-, Cy ber- Präfix Cyber- |ˈsa͜ibɐ̯ …|verkürzt aus englisch cyber netics »Wissenschaft von den Steuerungs- und Regelungsvorgängen «; vgl. Kybernetik Wortbildungselement mit der Bedeutung »die von Computern erzeugte virtuelle Scheinwelt betreffend «, z. B. Cyberspace

Cybercafé

Cy ber ca fé Substantiv, Neutrum , das |ˈsa͜ibɐ̯ …|das Cybercafé; Genitiv: des Cybercafés, Plural: die Cybercafés Internetcafé

Cybercash

Cy ber cash Substantiv, Neutrum , das |…kæʃ |das Cybercash; Genitiv: des Cybercash Verbuchung von kleinen Beträgen mithilfe des Internets

Cyberkriminalität

Cy ber kri mi na li tät Substantiv, feminin , die die Cyberkriminalität; Genitiv: der Cyberkriminalität Gesamtheit illegaler Handlungen im Computer- und Telekommunikationsbereich z. B. Datenmanipulation, widerrechtliches Eindringen in Systeme

Cybermobbing

Cy ber mob bing Substantiv, Neutrum , das |ˈsa͜ibɐmɔbɪŋ |Schikanieren, Diffamieren von Personen über das Internet

Cybernaut

Cy ber naut Substantiv, maskulin , der |Cybern au t |der Cybernaut; Genitiv: des Cybernauten, Plural: die Cybernauten jemand, der sich [gerade ] im Cyberspace befindet

Cybersex

Cy ber sex Substantiv, maskulin Kybernetik , der |ˈsa͜ibɐsɛks |der Cybersex; Genitiv: des Cybersex [es ] englisch cybersex, zusammengezogen aus: cybernetics = Kybernetik und sex sexuelle Stimulation durch computergesteuerte Simulation

Cyberslang

Cy ber slang Substantiv, maskulin , der |ˈsa͜ibɐ̯slɛŋ |aus: Cyber- (vgl. Cybersex ) und Slang Sprache der Internet- und Handynutzer

Cyberspace

Cy ber space Substantiv, maskulin Kybernetik , der |…speɪs |der Cyberspace; Genitiv: des Cyberspace, Plural: die Cyberspaces |[…sɪs ] |englisch cyberspace, zusammengezogen aus: cybernetics = Kybernetik und space = Raum von Computern erzeugte virtuelle Scheinwelt, die eine fast perfekte Illusion räumlicher Tiefe und realitätsnaher Bewegungsabläufe vermittelt

Cybertour

Cy ber tour Substantiv, feminin , die |…tuːɐ̯ |die Cybertour; Genitiv: der Cybertour, Plural: die Cybertouren virtuelle Reise durch den Cyberspace

French Dictionary

cyber-

cyber- élément Élément du grec tiré du nom cybernétique et servant à désigner des personnes, des choses se rapportant au réseau de communication Internet. : Des cybernautes, le cyberespace.

cyberattaque

cyberattaque n. f. informatique Attaque informatique qui vise à endommager ou à détruire des réseaux ou des systèmes informatiques (GDT ). : Les sites gouvernementaux, les banques et les médias d ’Estonie ont subi des cyberattaques massives lancées par la Russie.

cybercafé

cybercafé n. m. nom masculin Café où des ordinateurs branchés sur Internet sont mis à la disposition des clients.

cybercriminalité

cybercriminalité n. f. nom féminin Ensemble des délits commis au moyen du réseau Internet.

cyberculture

cyberculture n. f. nom féminin Ensemble des manifestations intellectuelles, artistiques, informatives, etc. , auxquelles peuvent participer les utilisateurs du réseau Internet.

cyberdélinquant

cyberdélinquant , ante n. m. et f. nom masculin et féminin 1 Personne qui commet un délit au moyen du réseau Internet. 2 Pirate du réseau Internet. : Un cyberdélinquant (et non un *hacker ).

cyberespace

cyberespace n. m. nom masculin Espace virtuel rassemblant les internautes de la planète et l ’ensemble des données accessibles auxquelles ils peuvent accéder grâce au réseau Internet. SYNONYME cybermonde .

cyberguerre

cyberguerre n. f. informatique Attaque électronique orchestrée visant le contrôle des systèmes d ’information d ’un pays afin d ’en paralyser les activités vitales. : Le gouvernement estonien accuse son voisin russe d ’avoir déclenché une cyberguerre en lançant des attaques informatiques massives contre ses principaux sites Internet, y compris ceux de plusieurs institutions gouvernementales et financières.

cybermonde

cybermonde n. m. informatique Monde virtuel. : Le moteur de recherche le plus en vue du cybermonde commence à susciter l ’inquiétude. SYNONYME cyberespace .

cybernaute

cybernaute n. m. et f. nom masculin et féminin Utilisateur du réseau Internet. SYNONYME internaute .

cybernéticien

cybernéticien cybernéticienne n. m. et f. nom masculin et féminin Spécialiste de la cybernétique. Note Orthographique c y bernéticien.

cybernétique

cybernétique adj. et n. f. adjectif Relatif à la cybernétique. : La théorie cybernétique. nom féminin Étude des processus de commande et de communication en vue d ’une action, notamment dans les systèmes automatisés. Note Orthographique c y bernétique

cyberterrorisme

cyberterrorisme n. m. informatique Ensemble d ’attaques informatiques commises en vue de renverser le pouvoir établi, de créer un climat d ’insécurité, de déstabiliser une organisation. : Le cyberterrorisme est le fait de pirates informatiques qui s ’en prennent aux sites Internet d ’un État ou d ’une organisation en les défigurant, en les saturant, en disséminant des virus, etc.

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

Cyber

Cy ber /sáɪbə r /形容詞コンピュータ (ネットワーク )の .～ caf é /-́-̀ /＝cybercaf é .～́ cr ì me インターネット利用の犯罪 .～́ s è x サイバーセックス〘ネットワークを介した性的行為〙.

cyber-

cy ber- /sáɪbə r /接頭辞コンピュータ (ネットワーク )の .

cybercafe

cyber caf é /-́-̀ /名詞 C インターネットカフェ .

cybernated

cy ber nat ed /sáɪbə r nèɪtɪd /形容詞コンピュータによる自動制御の .

cybernation

c ỳ ber n á tion 名詞 U コンピュータによる自動制御, サイバネーション .

cybernetics

cy ber net ics /sàɪbə r nétɪks /名詞〖単数扱い〗サイバネティックス, 人工頭脳学 .

cyberpunk

cy ber punk /sáɪbə r pʌ̀ŋk /名詞 U サイバーパンク〘SFの一種; 超ハイテクに支配された恐ろしい未来社会を描く〙.

cyberslacking

c ý ber sl à cking 名詞 U オフィスで仕事以外の目的でインターネットに接続すること .

cyberspace

cy ber space /sáɪbə r spèɪs /名詞サイバースペース, 電脳空間〘ネットワークの仮想空間〙.

cybersquatter

c ý ber squ à tter 名詞 C サイバースクワッター .

cybersquatting

c ý ber squ à tting 名詞 U 〘コンピュ〙サイバースクォッティング〘有名企業のドメインを転売目的で登録すること〙.