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code

UK
/kəʊd/
US
/koʊd/

Translations

codenoun
codes
pl
UK
/kəʊd/
US
/koʊd/
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.
Synonyms
cipher
program
script
protocol
system
formula
set of rules
language
codeverb
coded
Past Simple
coded
Past Participle
coding
Gerund
UK
/kəʊd/
US
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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.
Synonyms
encode
cipher
program
script
write
codeadjective
UK
/kəʊd/
US
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Used attributively before another noun, e.g., "code review", "code name"
Additional translations
codiqueRare, technique.

Definitions

codenoun
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
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
Relating to or used in coding, classification systems, or computer programs; used before another noun.
Regular code maintenance prevents software bugs.
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