cyber-

cyber-

pref.

1. Computer: cyberpunk.

2. Computer network: cyberspace.

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[From cyber(netic).]

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cyber-

combining form

(Computer Science) indicating computers: cyberphobia.

[C20: back formation from cybernetics]

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cyber-

a combining form representing computer ( cybertalk; cyberart; cybercafé) and by extension meaning “very modern” ( cyberfashion).

[extracted from cybernetics]

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cyber-

A prefix that means "computer" or "computer network," as in cyberspace, the electronic medium in which online communication takes place.

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Translations

cyber-

[ˈsaɪbə^r] prefix → cyber-

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cyber-

(Comput):

cybercafé

n → Internetcafé nt, → Cybercafé nt

cybermall

n → Cybermall f, → virtuelles Einkaufszentrum

cybernetic

adj → kybernetisch

cybernetics

n sing → Kybernetik f

cyberpet

n → Tamagotchi m, → elektronisches Haustier

cyberpunk

n (Liter) → Cyberpunk m

cybersex

n → Cybersex m

cyberspace

n → Cyberspace m

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