
Learn English with News: Computer Viruses and Police Vocabulary [47]
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Unpack English news vocabulary in a report about French police destroying a computer virus. A team is dubbed cybergendarmes, and the virus has infected computers around the world. Dubbed, infected and authorities are among the words examined. The sentence connects computer security with the formal language of a news report.
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