instance

UK
/ˈɪnstəns/
US
/ˈɪnstəns/
instancesubstantiv
instances
Pl.
UK
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US
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Übersetzungen
In this instance, the error was caused by a software bug.
Dans ce cas, l'erreur a été causée par un bug logiciel.
demandeSurtout dans la tournure juridique ou formelle « at the instance of ».
At the instance of the committee, the investigation was reopened.
À la demande du comité, l'enquête a été rouverte.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
exemplePlus rare, pour désigner un cas particulier servant d’exemple.
Definitionen
An example or single occurrence of something.
In this instance, the error was caused by a software bug.
In computing, a single object created from a class.
The program creates an instance of the Person class at runtime.
A formal request, demand, or urging, especially made on someone’s behalf.
At the instance of the committee, the investigation was reopened.
instanceverb
instanced
Präteritum
instanced
Partizip Perfekt
instancing
Gerundium
UK
/ˈɪn.stəns/
US
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Übersetzungen
instancierInformatique.
The framework instances a new controller for each incoming request.
Le framework instancie un nouveau contrôleur pour chaque requête entrante.
citerEmploi soutenu ou formel.
The report instanced several successful community projects.
Le rapport a cité plusieurs projets communautaires couronnés de succès.
Definitionen
To cite or mention as an example.
The report instanced several successful community projects.
In computing, to create an instance of (a class or object).
The framework instances a new controller for each incoming request.
Synonyme
bring up
point to
refer to
give as an example
instanceadjektiv
more instance
Komp.
most instance
Super.
Used attributively in technical contexts (e.g., instance variable)
Übersetzungen
d'instanceInformatique.
An instance method can access the data of a particular object.
Une méthode d'instance peut accéder aux données d'un objet particulier.
Definitionen
Specific to a single occurrence or object; non-static.
An instance method can access the data of a particular object.