code

訳語

• コード
• 符号

定義

1. 名詞

   A short set of letters or numbers used to name something.

   例文

   • This flavour of soup has the code WRT-9.
   • Each product has its own unique code.
2. 名詞

   A written collection of laws on one subject.

   例文

   • The new legal code brought many old laws together.
   • The country has a strict criminal code.
3. 名詞

   A set of rules about how people should behave.

   例文

   • Doctors follow a code of professional conduct.
   • The school has a code of behavior for all students.
4. 名詞

   A set of rules for changing information into another form.

   例文

   • Morse code turns letters into dots and dashes.
   • Engineers designed a new code to make the data smaller.
5. 名詞

   A number or symbol that stands for a character or sign.

   例文

   • The ASCII code for the letter A is 65.
   • Each character has its own Unicode code.
6. 名詞

   A secret way of writing a message so others cannot read it.

   例文

   • The spies wrote to each other in code.
   • She sent him a message in a secret code.
7. 名詞

   A system where words or phrases are replaced by secret words.

   例文

   • The navy used a code to keep its orders secret.
   • Experts finally broke the enemy's code after months.
8. 名詞

   Instructions for a computer, written in a programming language.

   例文

   • He wrote some code to do the task automatically.
   • The team fixed the errors in the code before release.
9. 名詞

   A computer program.

   例文

   • She installed the code on her new laptop.
   • The old code no longer runs on modern computers.
10. 名詞

    A particular language or way of speaking.

    例文

    • Bilingual people often switch code depending on who they talk to.
    • Researchers studied the code used in the local community.