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C.O.D. nom {m} | direct object◼◼◼(the noun a verb is directly acting upon) |
coda nom {f} | coda [codas]◼◼◼(linguistics) |
codage nom {m} | encoding [encodings]◼◼◼(character encoding (computing)) |
codage régional nom | regional lockout(prevents the playing of imported media on a domestically marketed device) |
code nom {m} | code [codes]◼◼◼(body of law) code [codes]◼◼◼(system of principles, rules or regulations) code [codes]◼◼◼(instructions for a computer) code [codes]◼◼◼(set of rules for converting information) |
Code américain normalisé pour l'échange d'information nom propre {m} | American Standard Code for Information Interchange◼◼◼(character encoding) |
code-barres nom {m} | barcode [barcodes]◼◼◼(set of machine-readable parallel bars) |
code civil nom {m} | civil code◼◼◼(a systematic collection of laws between private parties) |
code d'honneur nom {m} | code of honour◼◼◼(set of moral rules) |
code de conduite nom {m} | code of conduct [codes of conduct]◼◼◼(set of rules dictating acceptable behaviour and decisions in a specified environment) |
code de l'honneur nom {m} | code of honour◼◼◼(set of moral rules) |
code de la route nom propre {m} | Highway Code◼◼◼(road manual) |
code de la route nom {m} | rules of the road◼◼◼(laws that govern driving) |
code de langue nom {m} | language code◼◼◼(a standard identifier of a language) |
code de pays nom {m} | country code◼◼◼(code representing a specific country or area) |
code d’accès nom {m} | access code◼◼◼(alphanumeric sequence) |
code génétique nom {m} | genetic code [genetic codes]◼◼◼(rules by which the sequence of bases in DNA are translated into the amino acid sequence of proteins) |
code hérité nom {m} | legacy code(Source code that relates to obsolete technology) |
code Konami nom propre | Konami Code◼◼◼(famous cheat code) |
code machine nom {m} | machine code◼◼◼noun machine language(set of instructions for a computer) |
code moral nom {m} | moral code◼◼◼(set of rules prescribing behavior) |
code Morse nom {m} | Morse code◼◼◼(character code) |
code pays nom {m} | country code◼◼◼(code representing a specific country or area) |
code postal nom {m} | postcode [postcodes]◼◼◼(sequence of letters and numbers added to a postal address) |
code pénal nom {m} | criminal code◼◼◼(document which compiles a particular jurisdiction's criminal law) |
code QR nom {m} | QR code◼◼◼(2-D barcode) |
code source nom {m} | source code◼◼◼(human-readable instructions in a programming language) |
code vestimentaire nom {m} | dress code◼◼◼(formal specification of acceptable attire) |
code à barres nom {m} | barcode [barcodes]◼◼◼(set of machine-readable parallel bars) |
codebase nom {m} | codebase◼◼◼noun |
codec nom {m} | codec◼◼◼(A device or program capable of performing transformations on a data stream or signal) |
coder verbe | encode [encoded, encoding, encodes]◼◼◼(genetics) encrypt [encrypted, encrypting, encrypts]◼◼◻(to conceal information by means of a code or cipher) |
codex nom {m} | codex [codices]◼◼◼(early book) |
codicille nom {m} | codicil [codicils]◼◼◼(addition made to a will) |
codification nom {f} | codification [codifications]◼◼◼(the process of precisely formulating a statement, as a code of laws) |