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dotcom, dot.com [ˌdɒtˈkɒm]
n
(Electronics & Computer Science / Telecommunications)
a.  a company that conducts most of its business on the Internet
b.  (as modifier) dotcom stocks
[from .com, the domain name suffix of businesses trading on the Internet]
Translations
dotcom dot.com [ˈdɒtˈkɒm] N → puntocom f
dotcom, dot.com
n (Comput) → Internetfirma f
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