Cyborg ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Cyborg ( noun )

A being that is part human and part machine, typically having various mechanical and electronic devices built into the body.

Origin:

From the combining form "cyber-" meaning "computer" or "control" + "org" meaning "organism".

Examples:

1. The cyborg had a mechanical arm and leg.
2. The science fiction movie featured a cyborg as the main character.
3. The cyborg had a built-in computer and communication system.
4. The cyborg was able to interface with other machines using its cybernetic implants.
5. The cyborg had advanced sensors and cameras built into its eyes.

(As a noun)

Cyborg ( noun )

A being that is part human and part machine, typically having various mechanical and electronic devices built into the body.

Origin:

From the combining form "cyber-" meaning "computer" or "control" + "org" meaning "organism".

Examples:

1. The cyborg had a mechanical arm and leg.
2. The science fiction movie featured a cyborg as the main character.
3. The cyborg had a built-in computer and communication system.
4. The cyborg was able to interface with other machines using its cybernetic implants.
5. The cyborg had advanced sensors and cameras built into its eyes.