viral 英 [ˈvaɪrəl]   美 [ˈvaɪrəl]

viral

viral  英 [ˈvaɪrəl] 美 [ˈvaɪrəl]

adj. 病毒性的 

Some viral proteins do good. 有些病毒也会做好事。
As influenza viruses pass from one person, or bird, to another, they normally pick up random changes in their genes because of errors in viral replication. 当流感病毒由一个人或一只鸟传给另一个人或鸟时,由于病毒复制错误,它们通常会带上基因中的随机变化。

  • If you go to work when you're sick, your co-workers will be hoping that whatever you've got isn't viral. Viral describes a disease caused by a virus, and viruses are usually infectious.
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  • adj. 病毒性的
  • 1. Some viral proteins do good.

    有些病毒也会做好事。

  • 2. As influenza viruses pass from one person, or bird, to another, they normally pick up random changes in their genes because of errors in viral replication.

    当流感病毒由一个人或一只鸟传给另一个人或鸟时,由于病毒复制错误,它们通常会带上基因中的随机变化。

  • 3. Because of the technology, if you have an interesting candidate with an interesting message, that can go viral and be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

    因为使用技术的缘故,如果你有位有趣的候选人又有有趣的信息,你可以把信息像病毒似的传播出去,这可以价值成百上千美元。

  • viral (adj.) "of the nature of, or caused by, a virus," 1944, see virus + -al (1). Sense of "become suddenly widely popular through internet sharing" is attested by 1999, originally in reference to marketing and based on the similarity of the effect to the spread of a computer virus. Related: Virally.
viral / ˈvaɪrəl ; NAmE ˈvaɪrəl / adjective like or caused by a virus 病毒的;病毒性的;病毒引起的 a viral infection 病毒性感染 a viral email (= that is sent on from one person to others, who then send it on again) 传播病毒邮件 viral / ˈvaɪrəl ; NAmE ˈvaɪrəl /
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