MACHINE CODE - Tradução inglês-francês

machine code SUBST COMPUT

machine code

code m machine

langage machine

machine language (code)

I. code [Brit kəʊd, americ koʊd] SUBST

1. code (laws, rules):

code

code m

code of practice MED

déontologie f (médicale)

code of practice (in advertising)

code m de bonne conduite

code of practice (in banking)

conditions fpl générales

code of ethics PSICO, SOCIOL

moralité f

2. code (of behaviour):

code

code m de conduite

to break the code

enfreindre les règles de la bonne conduite

code of honour

code m d'honneur

3. code (cipher, message):

code

code m

to break or crack the code

déchiffrer le code

it's in code

c'est en code

4. code FINAN:

branch (sorting) code

code m de succursale

5. code TELECOMUN:

(dialling) code

indicatif m

area/country code

indicatif de zone/de pays

6. code COMPUT:

code

code m

II. code [Brit kəʊd, americ koʊd] VERBO trans (gen)

code COMPUT

coder

III. to code for VERBO intr (in genetics)

to code for

déterminer le code de

I. machine [Brit məˈʃiːn, americ məˈʃin] SUBST

1. machine (piece of equipment):

machine

machine f (for doing à faire)

sewing/washing machine

machine à coudre/à laver

to operate a machine

faire fonctionner une machine

by machine

à la machine

2. machine (apparatus):

machine fig

machine f

publicity/electoral machine

machine publicitaire/électorale

the Conservative Party machine

la machine administrative du parti conservateur

II. machine [Brit məˈʃiːn, americ məˈʃin] VERBO trans

machine

usiner

I. code [kəʊd, americ koʊd] SUBST

code

code m

to write sth in code

coder qc

to decipher a code

déchiffrer un code

code of conduct

déontologie f

II. code [kəʊd, americ koʊd] VERBO trans

code

coder

I. machine [məˈʃi:n] SUBST

1. machine (mechanical device):

machine a. pej

machine f

2. machine (washing machine):

machine

machine f (à laver)

3. machine (vending machine):

machine

distributeur m

4. machine coloq (automobile, motorcycle):

machine

engin m

5. machine (controlling system):

machine

appareil m

the party machine

la machine du parti

II. machine [məˈʃi:n] VERBO trans

1. machine (operate on a machine):

machine tool, part

usiner

2. machine (saw):

machine hem

coudre

Entrada OpenDict

code SUBST

squawk code AERONÁUT

code transpondeur m

I. code [koʊd] SUBST

code

code m

to write sth in code

coder qc

to decipher a code

déchiffrer un code

code of conduct

déontologie f

II. code [koʊd] VERBO trans

code

coder

I. machine [mə·ˈʃin] SUBST

1. machine (mechanical device):

machine a. pej

machine f

2. machine (washing machine):

machine

machine f (à laver)

3. machine (vending machine):

machine

distributeur m

4. machine coloq (automobile, motorcycle):

machine

engin m

5. machine (controlling system):

machine

appareil m

the party machine

la machine du parti

II. machine [mə·ˈʃin] VERBO trans

1. machine (operate on a machine):

machine tool, part

usiner

2. machine (saw):

machine hem

coudre

Present

I	code
you	code
he/she/it	codes
we	code
you	code
they	code

Past

I	coded
you	coded
he/she/it	coded
we	coded
you	coded
they	coded

Present Perfect

I	have	coded
you	have	coded
he/she/it	has	coded
we	have	coded
you	have	coded
they	have	coded

Past Perfect

I	had	coded
you	had	coded
he/she/it	had	coded
we	had	coded
you	had	coded
they	had	coded

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Traditional home sewing techniques for finishing plain seams include trimming with pinking shears, oversewing with a zig-zag stitch, and hand or machine overcasting.

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This is, in the mechanized age, usually done by a ballast tamping machine.

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This machine handled data punch cards, used for information storage and retrieval.

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He spiralled down and dived at the enemy, who, having the faster machine, manoeuvred to get him broadside on and then opened heavy fire.

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Her on-board facilities included a foundry, light and heavy machine shops, electrical and torpedo repair shops, and equipment to support fitters, patternmakers, coppersmiths and shipwrights.

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