Ncov

Pronunciation: /ɛnkoʊvi/

Definitions of nCoV

noun a shortened form of novel coronavirus, referring to a type of virus

Example Sentences

A1 nCoV is a virus that can cause respiratory illness.

A2 People should practice good hygiene to prevent the spread of nCoV.

B1 Health authorities are closely monitoring the spread of nCoV.

B2 Research is ongoing to develop a vaccine for nCoV.

C1 The global impact of nCoV on public health is significant.

C2 Scientists are studying the genetic makeup of nCoV to better understand its transmission.

Examples of nCoV in a Sentence

formal The rapid spread of nCoV has raised concerns among public health officials.

informal Have you heard about the latest cases of nCoV in our city?

slang I'm so over this whole nCoV situation, it's ruining everything.

figurative The fear of nCoV is spreading faster than the virus itself.

Grammatical Forms of nCoV

• plural: nCoVs
• comparative: more nCoV
• superlative: most nCoV
• present tense: is nCoV
• future tense: will be nCoV
• perfect tense: has been nCoV
• continuous tense: is being nCoV
• singular: nCoV
• positive degree: nCoV
• infinitive: to be nCoV
• gerund: being nCoV
• participle: nCoVing

Origin and Evolution of nCoV

First Known Use: 2020 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term nCoV stands for novel coronavirus, which was first identified in Wuhan, China in December 2019.

Evolution of the word: The term nCoV quickly gained widespread usage in early 2020 as the outbreak of the novel coronavirus spread globally. It has since become a commonly used term in discussions surrounding the pandemic.