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Meanings of zombie in English
Spanish
zombie 
(Voodooism) a spirit or supernatural force that reanimates a dead body.
Network connected computer that has been compromised and is used for malicious task without the owner being aware of it.
Usage of zombie in English
1
The number of zombie machines represents a 50-percent rise over last year.
2
The zombie will be able to answer questions and respond to cross-examination.
3
These are good for the zombie geek any day of the year.
4
Identify the aspect of your zombie use that you want to change.
5
He had solved the zombie problem with judicious use of a pickax.
6
Zombieland: Double Tap sees the original four zombie-hunters expand their dysfunctional family.
7
After seven months, he begs to be released from his zombie state.
8
He pivoted to his right and fired at the second female zombie.
9
Tell me, what do you know about the problems of a zombie?
10
Everybody loves a good zombie story, perhaps the zombie-makers most of all.
11
The zombie scenario goes as follows: imagine that you have a doppelgänger.
12
In some cases they were successful, in others they created 'zombie dogs'.
13
But it is better than having zombie banks haunting a zombie economy.
14
She wants to break into the market with the first zombie romance.
15
The final zombie passed overhead, and then the sky was clear again.
16
And yet, somehow, he delivered a message to the zombie behind her.
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Translations for zombie
Portuguese
Zombie through the time
Zombie across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
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