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1 linguaggio
m (pl -ggi) languagelinguaggio tecnico technical language, jargoninformation technology linguaggio di programmazione programming language* * *linguaggio s.m. language; (eloquio) speech: linguaggio colorito, racy speech; il linguaggio dei sordomuti, sign language; il linguaggio della musica, the language of music; linguaggio infantile, babyish (o childish) language; linguaggio familiare, familiar language; linguaggio raffinato, volgare, refined, vulgar language; linguaggio fiorito, flowery language; linguaggio tecnico, technical language; linguaggio violento, strong language; linguaggio sportivo, burocratico, the language of sport, bureaucracy; usa un linguaggio triviale, he uses coarse language (o his language is coarse); correttezza di linguaggio, correctness of speech; natura, origine del linguaggio, nature, origin of language; anche gli animali hanno un linguaggio, animals have a language too // che linguaggio!, that's no way to talk! // (inform.): linguaggio assemblatore, assembly language; linguaggio macchina, computer (o machine) language; linguaggio di definizione di dati, data definition language; linguaggio di programmazione, programming language; sottoinsieme di un linguaggio, language subset; linguaggio per l'elaborazione, problem oriented language.* * *1) (lingua) languagenel linguaggio corrente — in common parlance, in everyday speech
scusate il linguaggio — pardon my French colloq.
2) (facoltà di parola) speech•linguaggio cifrato — code, cipher
linguaggio macchina — inform. machine language
linguaggio di programmazione — inform. programming BE o programing AE language, computer language
linguaggio settoriale — jargon, parlance
* * *linguaggiopl. -gi /lin'gwaddʒo, dʒi/sostantivo m.1 (lingua) language; linguaggio della pubblicità adspeak; linguaggio della malavita thieves' cant; nel linguaggio corrente in common parlance, in everyday speech; scusate il linguaggio pardon my French colloq.2 (facoltà di parola) speech; disturbo del linguaggio speech disorderlinguaggio artificiale artificial language; linguaggio cifrato code, cipher; linguaggio del corpo body language; linguaggio giuridico legal parlance; linguaggio giornalistico journalistic parlance; linguaggio infantile baby talk; linguaggio macchina inform. machine language; linguaggio naturale natural language; linguaggio di programmazione inform. programming BE o programing AE language, computer language; linguaggio dei segni sign language; linguaggio settoriale jargon, parlance. -
2 linguaggio macchina
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3 apprendimento
apprendimento s.m. learning: l'apprendimento di una lingua, language learning; lingua di facile apprendimento, a language that is easy to learn; apprendimento artificiale, automatico, machine learning.* * *[apprendi'mento]sostantivo maschile learning* * *apprendimento/apprendi'mento/sostantivo m.learning. -
4 olandese
1. adj Dutch2. m Dutchman, f Dutchwoman* * *olandese agg. Dutch◆ s.m.1 ( abitante) Dutchman*2 ( lingua) (the) Dutch (language)3 ( formaggio) Dutch cheese; Edam (cheese)◆ s.f.1 Dutchwoman*2 (tecn. cartaria) hollander, beater, beating machine.* * *[olan'dese]1. agg2. sm/f3. sm1) (lingua) Dutch2) (formaggio) Dutch cheese* * *[olan'dese] 1.aggettivo Dutch2. 3.sostantivo maschile1) ling. Dutch2) (formaggio) Edam (cheese)* * *olandese/olan'dese/ ⇒ 25, 16DutchII m. e f.III sostantivo m.1 ling. Dutch2 (formaggio) Edam (cheese).
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