zombie
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++zom·bie /ˈzɒmbi $ ˈzɑːm-/ noun [countable] 1 informalSLOW someone who moves very slowly and does not seem to be thinking about what they are doing, especially because they are very tired 〔尤指因极度疲劳而〕行动迟缓的人，无精打采的人 I walked around like a zombie for most of the day. 我一天大部分时间里走到哪儿都无精打采的。2. ROMRRa dead person whose body is made to move by magic, according to some African and Caribbean religions 〔非洲和加勒比地区一些宗教中的〕还魂尸，僵尸，行尸3. (also zombie machine/computer) a computer that someone has secretly gained control of and uses to do things such as send spam (=unwanted emails sent to a large number of people) 僵尸（计算机）〔被某人暗中控制用来滥发垃圾邮件等的计算机〕
Examples from the Corpus
zombie• The old man disappeared out the door, a zombie come and gone.• One turns into a zombie in such circumstances.• I got into the van and drove home like a zombie.• You're like a zombie, to tell the truth.• Vologsky was like a zombie, existing on the outermost fringe of sentient life.• Only a zombie would risk a child's health by refusing to bend a rule.• I put up the antenna the zombie watched me from behind his clutter of uncovered food.• Or were they zombie bodies, specially bred and conditioned, and thus essentially unhuman?Origin zombie (1800-1900) Kimbundu nzumbi “spirit of a dead person”zom·bie nounChineseSyllable
slowly and very moves Corpus someone to seem who not does
zombie
zom‧bie /ˈzɒmbi $ ˈzɑːm-/
noun [countable]
I walked around like a zombie for most of the day.
2. a dead person whose body is made to move by magic, according to some African and Caribbean religions
3. (also zombie machine/computer) a computer that someone has secretly gained control of and uses to do things such as send spam (=unwanted emails sent to a large number of people)
zom‧bie /ˈzɒmbi $ ˈzɑːm-/
noun [countable] Date: 1800-1900
Language: Kimbundu
Origin: nzumbi 'spirit of a dead person'
1. informal someone who moves very slowly and does not seem to be thinking about what they are doing, especially because they are very tired:Language: Kimbundu
Origin: nzumbi 'spirit of a dead person'
2. a dead person whose body is made to move by magic, according to some African and Caribbean religions
3. (also zombie machine/computer) a computer that someone has secretly gained control of and uses to do things such as send spam (=unwanted emails sent to a large number of people)