code

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US
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codenoun
codes
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Translations
codeSens général : système de signes utilisé pour représenter autre chose, notamment pour la confidentialité.
The spy sent a message in code to avoid detection.
L'espion a envoyé un message en code pour éviter d'être détecté.
codeSens juridique ou normatif.
The company has a strict code of conduct for its employees.
L'entreprise a un code de conduite strict pour ses employés.
codeInformatique.
She spent the afternoon writing code for the new software application.
Elle a passé l'après-midi à écrire du code pour la nouvelle application logicielle.
codeSens juridique : recueil de lois.
The legal code was updated to include new regulations.
Le code juridique a été mis à jour pour inclure de nouvelles réglementations.
codeIdentifiant, mot de passe ou clé, souvent numérique ou alphanumérique.
Enter the four-digit security code to unlock the door.
Entrez le code de sécurité à quatre chiffres pour déverrouiller la porte.
code génétiqueBiologie.
Researchers are still uncovering nuances of the genetic code.
Les chercheurs découvrent encore des nuances du code génétique.
Definitions
A system of words, letters, figures, or symbols used to represent others, especially for the purposes of secrecy.
The spy sent a message in code to avoid detection.
A set of rules or principles or laws (especially written ones).
The company has a strict code of conduct for its employees.
A system of symbols and rules used to represent instructions to a computer.
She spent the afternoon writing code for the new software application.
A systematic collection of laws or statutes.
The legal code was updated to include new regulations.
A sequence of characters, often numeric or alphanumeric, used as an identifier, password, or key.
Enter the four-digit security code to unlock the door.
The correspondence between nucleotide triplets in DNA or RNA and the amino acids they specify in protein synthesis; the genetic code.
Researchers are still uncovering nuances of the genetic code.
codeverb
coded
Past Simple
coded
Past Participle
coding
Gerund
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Translations
coderInformatique.
She spent the weekend coding a new feature for the app.
Elle a passé le week-end à coder une nouvelle fonctionnalité pour l'application.
coderClasser ou attribuer un code à quelque chose.
The librarian coded the new books according to the library's system.
La bibliothécaire a codé les nouveaux livres selon le système de la bibliothèque.
Additional translations
encoderSens plus général : transformer un message sous forme codée.
Definitions
To write instructions for a computer using a programming language.
She spent the weekend coding a new feature for the app.
To convert a message into a coded form.
The spy had to code the message before sending it to headquarters.
To assign a code to something for classification or identification.
The librarian coded the new books according to the library's system.
codeadjective
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Used attributively before another noun, e.g., "code review", "code name"
Translations
Additional translations
codiqueRare, technique.
Definitions
Relating to or used in coding, classification systems, or computer programs; used before another noun.
Regular code maintenance prevents software bugs.