cyber
11cyber- — ► COMBINING FORM ▪ relating to information technology, the Internet, and virtual reality: cyberspace. ORIGIN from CYBERNETICS(Cf. ↑cybernetics) …
12cyber- — [sī′bər] combining form computers, computing [cyberspace, cybercrime] …
13Cyber — El término Cyber puede referirse a: Cyber (subcultura), también conocida como cybergoth. Cyberpunk Véase también Cibercultura Cibernética Cibercafé Ciber acoso Ciberterrorismo Ciberactivismo Ciberokupa Control de ciber WWE Cyber Sunday Cyber Team …
14cyber — 1. adjective a) Pertaining to the Internet; She is a high priestess of the Church of the SubGenius, a devotee of the music of Tom Waits and Robert Smith, and of goth and cyber subcultures. b) Cybergoth. ...a cross between metal, punk, goth, cyber …
15cyber — adjective Etymology: cyber Date: 1991 of, relating to, or involving computers or computer networks (as the Internet) < the cyber marketplace > …
16cyber — /ˈsaɪbə/ (say suybuh) adjective 1. of, relating to, or typified by an internet culture: the cyber age. 2. in the style associated with the visuals of computer games: a cyber goth …
17cyber — ˈsībər adjective Etymology: cyber (herein) : of, relating to, or involving computers or computer networks (as the Internet) the cyber marketplace …
18cyber... — cy|ber..., Cy|ber... 〈[saıbə(r) ] in Zus.〉 (mithilfe von Computern) virtuell erzeugte Scheinwelten betreffend, z. B. Cybernaut, Cybersex, Cyberspace [<engl. cyber <grch. kybernetike „Steuermannskunst“] …
19Cyber... — cy|ber..., Cy|ber... 〈[saıbə(r) ] in Zus.〉 (mithilfe von Computern) virtuell erzeugte Scheinwelten betreffend, z. B. Cybernaut, Cybersex, Cyberspace [<engl. cyber <grch. kybernetike „Steuermannskunst“] …
20cyber — ● 1. préfixe ►RACLAT Préfixe servant à qualifier tout et n importe quoi du moment que cela se rapporte à l Internet et aux réseaux multimédia interactif du futur de l an 2000 . Bref, mettre du cybermachin à toutes les sauces, c est prouver… …
