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source code
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source code [ingl brit, ingl am ˈsɔrs ˌkoʊd] SOST INFORM
I. source [ingl brit sɔːs, ingl am sɔrs] SOST
1. source (origin):
fonte f (of di)
at source affect, cut off, deduct
2. source (cause):
source of anxiety, resentment, satisfaction
source of problem, error, infection, pollution
source of rumour
3. source GIORN (informant):
fonte f (close to vicina a)
4. source GEOG (of river):
5. source LETTER (of writer, work):
II. sources SOST
sources npl UNIV (reference materials):
III. source [ingl brit sɔːs, ingl am sɔrs] VB vb trans
source products, energy:
to be sourced from region, country
I. code [ingl brit kəʊd, ingl am koʊd] SOST
1. code (laws, rules):
code of ethics PSIC, SOCIOL
2. code (of behaviour):
3. code (cipher, message):
4. code ECON:
5. code TELECOM:
6. code INFORM:
II. code [ingl brit kəʊd, ingl am koʊd] VB vb trans INFORM
III. code [ingl brit kəʊd, ingl am koʊd] VB vb intr (in genetics)
I. source [sɔ:rs] SOST
1. source a. fig (information giver):
2. source (origin):
II. source [sɔ:rs] VB vb trans
I. code [koʊd] SOST
II. code [koʊd] VB vb trans
Present
Isource
yousource
he/she/itsources
wesource
yousource
theysource
Past
Isourced
yousourced
he/she/itsourced
wesourced
yousourced
theysourced
Present Perfect
Ihavesourced
youhavesourced
he/she/ithassourced
wehavesourced
youhavesourced
theyhavesourced
Past Perfect
Ihadsourced
youhadsourced
he/she/ithadsourced
wehadsourced
youhadsourced
theyhadsourced
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In the tax policy a simple tax code is called for.
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Her modifications to the defense code propagate throughout the fleet, effectively disarming it, and the massive attacks begin, resulting in the near extinction of humankind.
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The on-board device replied by sending a pre-programmed morse code signal on 156 MHz.
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A software error in one application program could overwrite the memory (code or data) of one or all currently running application transactions.
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Each code consists of two parts, separated by a hyphen.
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