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code [kɔd]1. masculine noun• le code civil the civil code ≈ common law• il a eu le code, mais pas la conduite he passed the written test but failed on the drivingb. ( = règles) code de la politesse/de l'honneur code of politeness/honourc. ( = écriture, message) code• mettre ses codes or ses phares en code(s)2. compounds* * *kɔd
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nom masculin1) ( recueil) code2) ( conventions) code3) (écriture, message) code4) Informatique code
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se mettre en codes — to dip GB ou dim US one's headlights
Phrasal Verbs:* * *kɔd nm1) (= langage secret) code, [digicode] code, [carte à puce] PIN number2) (= recueil de lois ou règles) code3) AUTOMOBILESse mettre en code; se mettre en codes — to dip one's lights Grande-Bretagne to dim one's lights USA
* * *A nm1 ( recueil) code; code de déontologie code of practice;2 ( conventions) code; code de conduite/de l'honneur code of conduct/of honourGB; s'appuyer sur les codes du film noir to follow the conventions of film noir;3 (écriture, message) code; code chiffré number code; message en code coded message; mettre qch en code to put sth in code, to encode sth;4 Ordinat code; code de contrôle d'erreur error-checking code; code correcteur d'erreurs error-correcting code.B codes nmpl ( phares) dipped GB ou dimmed US (head)lights, low beam (sg); rouler en codes to drive with dipped (head)lights GB ou on low beam; se mettre en codes to dip GB ou dim US one's headlights.code (à) barres Comm bar code; code civil Jur civil code; code confidentiel (d'identification) Fin personal identification number, PIN; code génétique Biol genetic code; code Napoléon Napoleonic code; code de la nationalité Jur regulations (pl) as to nationality; code pénal Jur penal code; code postal Postes post code GB, zip code US; code de procédure civile Jur code of civil procedure; code de procédure pénale Jur code of criminal procedure; code de la route Aut highway code GB, rules (pl) of the road US; passer son code○ Aut to take the written part of a driving test; code secret secret code; code source Ordinat source code.[kɔd] nom masculin1. [ensemble de lois] code2. [normes] code3. [ensemble de conventions] codecode des transmissions signal ou signalling code4. [groupe de symboles] codecode alphanumérique/binaire alphanumeric/binary codecode confidentiel [d'une carte de crédit] personal identification number, PINcode d'entrée [sur une porte] door code5. [manuel] code-book7. SCIENCES————————codes nom masculin pluriel————————en code locution adverbiale1. [sous forme chiffrée] in codemettre quelque chose en code to cipher ou to code something2. AUTOMOBILEA sequence of five numbers used for the automatic sorting of mail. The first two digits of a French postcode correspond to the code number of the département. -
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télégraphique [telegʀafik]adjective* * *telegʀafikadjectif [poteau, message] telegraph; [style] telegraphic* * *teleɡʀafik adjtelegraph modif telegraphic, fig telegraphic* * *télégraphique adj1 [poteau, message] telegraph;2 [style] telegraphic.[telegrafik] adjectif[message] telegraphic2. (figuré)(en) langage ou style télégraphique (in) telegraphic language ou style
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