spammers
简明释义
n. 垃圾邮件制作者（spammer 的复数）
英英释义
Individuals or entities that send unsolicited or irrelevant messages, often in bulk, typically for advertising purposes. | 发送未经请求或无关信息的个人或实体，通常是大量发送，通常用于广告目的。 |
单词用法
电子邮件垃圾邮件发送者 | |
垃圾信息 | |
垃圾邮件发送者和诈骗者 | |
阻止垃圾邮件发送者 | |
识别垃圾邮件发送者 | |
举报垃圾邮件发送者 |
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例句
1.Blacklists can become huge, for the simple reason that spammers often use a multitude of different addresses as the source for their spam.
黑名单可以会变得很长，其原因很简单，因为垃圾邮件制造者常常使用大量不同的地址作为他们的垃圾邮件的源地址。
2.Did you tell them that you won't sell their email address to spammers?
你是否告诉他们网站不会将其电子邮件地址出售给垃圾广告商？
3.When filters blocked mail from suspect network addresses, the spammers used botnets (networks of hijacked computers) instead.
当过滤器开始阻拦从嫌疑网络地址发来的邮件，发送者开始在其中放入僵尸网络（劫持电脑的网络）。
4.Instead of just abusing other people's blogs, these spammers just create their own blog networks.
这些人不仅在他人博客上胡作非为，而且还建立自己的博客网络。
5.Search engines have learned to ignore any user-created metadata because honest publishers don't bother with it and dishonest spammers abuse it.
搜索引擎已经学会了忽略任何用户创建的元数据，因为诚实的发布者对此不感兴趣而不诚实的垃圾信息制造者又滥用它。
6.But, linkbacks also open up opportunities for spammers to abuse Weblogs, sending what are called "spings" (short for "spam pings").
但是，linkback也为垃圾信息散布者提供了滥用Weblog 的可乘之机，这些散布者会发送所谓的 “sping”（即 “spam ping” 的缩写）。
7.You must pay attention to a few things; otherwise, you might become a unwilling victim in se's war against spammers.
你必须注意几件事，否则，你会成为搜索引擎工程师同Spammer作斗争的牺牲品。
8.For example, if the account is from a top-level domain such as.ru,.br,.biz, that's strongly associated with spammers.
比如，如果该帐户来自顶层的域，比如.ru、。br、。biz，那么它就与垃圾信息散布者联系很紧密。
9.Other rules need to be updated as the products and scams advanced by spammers evolve.
因为垃圾邮件发送者所开发出的产品和诡计在不断变化，所以需要更新其它一些规则。
10.Some spammers (垃圾邮件发送者) use fake identities to lure unsuspecting victims.
一些spammers（垃圾邮件发送者）使用假身份来诱骗毫无戒心的受害者。
11.Some websites have dedicated sections to warn users about known spammers (垃圾邮件发送者).
一些网站有专门的部分来警告用户关于已知的spammers（垃圾邮件发送者）。
12.The government is taking action against spammers (垃圾邮件发送者) who violate privacy laws.
政府正在采取措施打击违反隐私法的spammers（垃圾邮件发送者）。
13.Many email providers have advanced filters to block spammers (垃圾邮件发送者) from flooding your inbox.
许多电子邮件服务提供商都有先进的过滤器，以阻止spammers（垃圾邮件发送者）淹没你的收件箱。
14.It's important to report spammers (垃圾邮件发送者) to help keep the internet safe.
报告spammers（垃圾邮件发送者）对于保持互联网安全非常重要。
作文
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