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1 code
1. noun2. transitive verbcode of honour — Ehrenkodex, der
chiffrieren; verschlüsseln* * *[kəud] 1. noun1) (a collection of laws or rules: a code of behaviour.) das Regelbuch2) (a (secret) system of words, letters, or symbols: the Morse Code; The message was in code; We have deciphered the enemy's code.) der Code3) (a system of symbols etc for translating one type of language into another: There are a number of codes for putting English into a form usable by a computer.) der Code2. verb(to put into (secret, computer etc) code: Have you coded the material for the computer?) verschlüßeln,kodieren* * *[kəʊd, AM koʊd]I. nto decipher a \code einen Kode entziffernto write sth in \code etw verschlüsseln [o kodierenthe Highway C\code Straßenverkehrsordnung f\code of honour Ehrenkodex mthe penal \code Strafgesetzbuch ntII. vtto \code a message eine Nachricht chiffrieren [o verschlüsseln] [o kodieren]* * *[kəʊd]1. nin code — verschlüsselt, chiffriert
to put into code — verschlüsseln, chiffrieren
3) (= rules, principles) Kodex mcode of honour/behaviour — Ehren-/Sittenkodex m
4)code — Postleitzahl f
6) (LING, SOCIOL) Code m, Kode m2. vtverschlüsseln, chiffrieren; (COMPUT) codieren, kodieren* * *code [kəʊd]A s1. JUR Kodex m, Gesetzbuch n, Gesetzessammlung f2. Kodex m, Regeln pl:3. SCHIFF, MIL Signalbuch n5. a) Code m, Schlüsselschrift fb) Chiffre f:code name Deckname m;code number Code-, Kennziffer f;code word Code-, Deck-, Schlüsselwort nc) Code m, Schlüssel m6. TEL Vorwählnummer f, Vorwahl(nummer) fB v/t1. kodifizieren2. in Code oder Schlüsselschrift umsetzen, verschlüsseln, codieren, chiffrieren:coded message verschlüsselte oder chiffrierte Nachricht;coded instruction IT codierter Befehl* * *1. noun1) (collection of statutes etc.) Kodex, der; Gesetzbuch, das2. transitive verbcode of honour — Ehrenkodex, der
chiffrieren; verschlüsseln* * *n.Code -s f.Kode -s m.Vorwahl -en f. v.kodieren v. -
2 machine code
noun(Computing) Maschinensprache, die* * *ma·ˈchine code* * ** * *noun(Computing) Maschinensprache, die -
3 machine code
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4 BASIC
adjective1) (fundamental) grundlegend; Grund[struktur, -prinzip, -bestandteil, -wortschatz, -lohn]; Haupt[problem, -grund, -sache]2) (Chem.) basisch. See also academic.ru/119545/basics">basics* * *['beisik]1) (of, or forming, the main part or foundation of something: Your basic theory is wrong.) Grund...2) (restricted to a fundamental level, elementary: a basic knowledge of French.) grundlegend•* * *[ˈbeɪsɪk]* * *['beIsɪk] (COMPUT) abbr BASIC nt* * *BASIC [ˈbeısık] s beginner’s all-purpose symbolic instruction code IT BASIC n (eine Programmiersprache)* * *adjective1) (fundamental) grundlegend; Grund[struktur, -prinzip, -bestandteil, -wortschatz, -lohn]; Haupt[problem, -grund, -sache]2) (Chem.) basisch. See also basics* * *nur sing. (Computer language) n. -
5 basic
adjective1) (fundamental) grundlegend; Grund[struktur, -prinzip, -bestandteil, -wortschatz, -lohn]; Haupt[problem, -grund, -sache]2) (Chem.) basisch. See also academic.ru/119545/basics">basics* * *['beisik]1) (of, or forming, the main part or foundation of something: Your basic theory is wrong.) Grund...2) (restricted to a fundamental level, elementary: a basic knowledge of French.) grundlegend•* * *[ˈbeɪsɪk]* * *['beIsɪk] (COMPUT) abbr BASIC nt* * *basic [ˈbeısık]1. grundlegend, Grund…:be basic to Voraussetzung sein für;basic facts grundlegende Tatsachen, Grundlagen;basic fee Grundgebühr f;basic flying training FLUG fliegerische Grundausbildung;basic needs Grundbedürfnisse;basic position Grundposition f;3. BIOL, CHEM, GEOL, MINER basisch4. METALL im Thomasverfahren hergestellt, Thomas…B s1. pl Grundlagen pl, Basiswissen n* * *adjective1) (fundamental) grundlegend; Grund[struktur, -prinzip, -bestandteil, -wortschatz, -lohn]; Haupt[problem, -grund, -sache]2) (Chem.) basisch. See also basics* * *nur sing. (Computer language) n.
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