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bot
1[ bot ]
noun
- Digital Technology. a software program that can execute commands, reply to messages, or perform routine tasks, as online searches, either automatically or with minimal human intervention (often used in combination): a customer service chatbot to answer product questions.
a social media bot retweeting certain posts;
a customer service chatbot to answer product questions.
- Informal. a robot.
bot
2[ bot ]
noun
- the larva of a botfly ( def ).
bot
3[ bot ]
noun
- a person who cadges; scrounger.
bot.
4abbreviation for
- botanical.
- botanist.
- botany.
- bottle.
B.O.T.
5abbreviation for
- Board of Trade.
bot.
1abbreviation for
- botanical
- botany
BOT
2abbreviation for
- Board of Trade
bot
3/ ²úÉ’³Ù /
noun
- the larva of a botfly, which typically develops inside the body of a horse, sheep, or man
- any similar larva
- informal.a mild illness in humans
bot
4/ ²úÉ’³Ù /
verb
- to scrounge or borrow
- introften foll byon to scrounge (from); impose (on)
noun
- a scrounger
- on the botwanting to scrounge
he's on the bot for a cigarette
bot
5/ ²úÉ’³Ù /
noun
- computing an autonomous computer program that performs time-consuming tasks, esp on the internet
bot
- A software program that imitates the behavior of a human, as by querying search engines or participating in chatroom discussions.
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of bot1
Origin of bot2
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of bot1
Origin of bot2
Origin of bot3
Example Sentences
But in this economy, we might prefer letting an AI bot look at the bill instead.
It is still not clear who created these bot accounts.
The agency says a high-speed consultation in May will aim "to improve the booking system and block bots from accessing tests".
This is the backdrop to the government's announcement of measures to deal with the delays, which include training more driving examiners and dealing with the issue of bots - automated software - booking up test slots.
Alexander also revealed a plan to crackdown on test booking bots which she said were "exploiting learners".
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