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Definition of viral in English: viraladjective ˈvʌɪr(ə)lˈvaɪrəl 1Of the nature of, caused by, or relating to a virus or viruses. Example sentencesExamples - Pieces of DNA are inserted into a bacterial or viral host in a form that replicates asexually.
- It is a sign of other problems in the body, and is usually caused by a viral or bacterial infection.
- Dogs can be a host to several bacterial and viral infections that you can contract such as ring worm.
- There is no guaranteed way of preventing viral and bacterial infections.
- Wild gorillas suffer a range of viral and bacterial illnesses as well as internal and external parasites.
- Many serious viral and bacterial infections can now be prevented or treated by vaccination or antibiotics.
- Oral herpes is a viral infection that affects the mouth, throat, and parts of the face.
- A really complex microfluidic device ought to be able to synthesis a viral pathogen.
- Some doctors believe that pityriasis rosea is caused by a viral or bacterial infection.
- Symptoms and signs of influenza in children are not specific and can mimic a range of other common respiratory viral pathogens.
- Swabs taken into viral culture medium yielded herpes simplex virus type 2.
- Neither do attacks appear viral or worm-like in nature, as had been suspected.
- Such infections would include viral and intracellular bacterial infections.
- There are a number of causes of meningitis, including viral and bacterial infections.
- Further tests should show whether the whale had any bacterial or viral infection.
- The complexities that surround the properties of viral bacteria are discussed with wonderful clarity.
- The doctor checks other symptoms presented by the patient, to work out whether the tonsillitis is viral or bacterial.
- It is a form of infection which is generally from the food passing through the bowels and can be bacterial or even viral.
- It is difficult for non-medically trained people to know if their ailment is bacterial or viral.
- The three most common types of conjunctivitis are: viral, allergic and bacterial.
2(of an image, video, piece of information, etc.) circulated rapidly and widely from one Internet user to another. the video went viral and was seen by millions Example sentencesExamples - Using multimedia, his blog and the viral nature of the net, he's shown that one voice can echo around the world.
- In fact the email is not viral, but the product of an online marketing initiative run by the e-card company.
- Weblogs are a viral medium of expression, spread by contact with webloggers.
- It's a shame really, because the viral nature of the webnetthingy could have one of two profound effects on politics.
- The resulting viral spread of hype ensured that their debut album became the fastest selling record in British history.
nounˈvʌɪr(ə)lˈvaɪrəl An image, video, piece of information, etc. that is circulated rapidly and widely on the Internet. the rise of virals in online marketing Example sentencesExamples - There's currently lots of talk in the advertising biz about doing away with straight broadcasting messages and replacing them with virals or whatever.
- As with all great virals, the story delivers a nice little twist at the end.
- Businesses are waking up to the need for this high level of protection, but are still being bombarded by virals.
- The second most common virals today are emails.
- The most frequent type of security breach was a result of virals coming from outside the enterprise.
Derivatives adverb Meanwhile, just as bigger and bigger groups of voters are using the Internet to organize themselves and others, campaigns are also using it to speak more directly to voters individually and to encourage them to spread the work virally. Example sentencesExamples - It did the work of a virus, it spread virally, but it wasn't a virus because it wasn't designed to be one.
- ‘The ability of virally infected cells to spread so quickly from the site of infection to numerous lymph nodes throughout the body was surprising,’ Dr. Sodora said.
- And again, in a new world all about interactivity and community building where ideas or just jokes were virally spread around the world in moments, I was staring at online billboards and bumperstickers.
- Cancer cells look too much like normal cells and most cancers (perhaps virally caused cancers are an exception) are probably expressing only genes that naturally are expressed in human cells.
Definition of viral in US English: viraladjectiveˈvaɪrəlˈvīrəl 1Of the nature of, caused by, or relating to a virus or viruses. Example sentencesExamples - The three most common types of conjunctivitis are: viral, allergic and bacterial.
- The doctor checks other symptoms presented by the patient, to work out whether the tonsillitis is viral or bacterial.
- Swabs taken into viral culture medium yielded herpes simplex virus type 2.
- Some doctors believe that pityriasis rosea is caused by a viral or bacterial infection.
- Pieces of DNA are inserted into a bacterial or viral host in a form that replicates asexually.
- Symptoms and signs of influenza in children are not specific and can mimic a range of other common respiratory viral pathogens.
- Neither do attacks appear viral or worm-like in nature, as had been suspected.
- It is difficult for non-medically trained people to know if their ailment is bacterial or viral.
- It is a sign of other problems in the body, and is usually caused by a viral or bacterial infection.
- Further tests should show whether the whale had any bacterial or viral infection.
- Such infections would include viral and intracellular bacterial infections.
- Wild gorillas suffer a range of viral and bacterial illnesses as well as internal and external parasites.
- There is no guaranteed way of preventing viral and bacterial infections.
- A really complex microfluidic device ought to be able to synthesis a viral pathogen.
- The complexities that surround the properties of viral bacteria are discussed with wonderful clarity.
- There are a number of causes of meningitis, including viral and bacterial infections.
- Oral herpes is a viral infection that affects the mouth, throat, and parts of the face.
- Many serious viral and bacterial infections can now be prevented or treated by vaccination or antibiotics.
- It is a form of infection which is generally from the food passing through the bowels and can be bacterial or even viral.
- Dogs can be a host to several bacterial and viral infections that you can contract such as ring worm.
2Relating to or involving an image, video, piece of information, etc., that is circulated rapidly and widely from one Internet user to another. the video went viral and was seen by millions Example sentencesExamples - The resulting viral spread of hype ensured that their debut album became the fastest selling record in British history.
- Using multimedia, his blog and the viral nature of the net, he's shown that one voice can echo around the world.
- Weblogs are a viral medium of expression, spread by contact with webloggers.
- It's a shame really, because the viral nature of the webnetthingy could have one of two profound effects on politics.
- In fact the email is not viral, but the product of an online marketing initiative run by the e-card company.
nounˈvaɪrəlˈvīrəl An image, video, advertisement, etc., that is circulated rapidly on the Internet. the rise of virals in online marketing Example sentencesExamples - As with all great virals, the story delivers a nice little twist at the end.
- Businesses are waking up to the need for this high level of protection, but are still being bombarded by virals.
- The second most common virals today are emails.
- There's currently lots of talk in the advertising biz about doing away with straight broadcasting messages and replacing them with virals or whatever.
- The most frequent type of security breach was a result of virals coming from outside the enterprise.
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