crypto
- other
- /ˈkrɪptoʊ/
- Specialized
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cripto-
- The company is developing a new crypto system to ensure secure transactions.
So he'll, he'll call Tolkien, for example, a crypto fascist.
- So he'll, he'll call Tolkien, for example, a crypto fascist.
Examples
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Many universities offer courses on crypto, focusing on data protection techniques.
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She is studying crypto to better understand how digital security works.
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Tu as entendu parler de la crypto-monnaie, papa ?
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qui se trouvent être des crypto-monnaies.
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Il doit être hébergé sur une bourse de crypto-monnaies.
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But exchanging crypto for standard fiat cash, Mais l'échange de crypto contre de l'argent fiat standard, it's not as easy as a wire transfer.
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Ce n'est pas un compte standard compte en espèces, c'est un crypto.
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crypto- comes from the Greek root kryptos meaning 'hidden' and is used as a prefix to make words about things done in secret, like crypto-religious groups or the adjective cryptic. So crypto- tells you the thing named is hidden or not openly shown.