cyborg
ˈsaɪˌbɔːɡ
cyborg: being with both living and machine body parts
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Definition of cyborg - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
science fictionbeing with both living and machine body parts
  • The cyborg had a robotic arm and a human heart.
android
2.
technologyliving being enhanced by computer implants
  • The cyborg had superior strength and intelligence.
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    being with both living and machine body parts

Origin of cyborg

English, cybernetic (control) + organism (living being)

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science fiction
extraterrestrial cyborg mutants from Doctor Who

Examples of cyborg in a sentence

  • The story’s villain was a ruthless cyborg.
  • The cyborg could interface with computers directly.
  • Scientists debated the ethics of creating a cyborg.

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  1. French:cyborg, ...
  2. German:Cyborg, ...
  3. Italian:cyborg, ...
  4. Spanish:organismo cibernético, cyborg, ...
  5. Portuguese:ciborgue, ...
  6. Chinese:半机械人, 赛博格, ...
  7. Japanese:サイボーグ, ...
  8. Arabic:سايبورغ, كائن آلي معدل, ...
  9. Hebrew:סַיְיבּוֹרג, סַיְבּוֹרג, ...
  10. Russian:киборг, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кіборг, ...
  12. Hindi:साइबोर्ग, ...
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