cipher code in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for cipher code in the English»Spanish Dictionary

cipher [Am ˈsaɪfər, Brit ˈsʌɪfə] N

1. cipher C or U (code):

cipher

clave f

cipher

cifra f

a message written in cipher

un mensaje cifrado or en clave

2.1. cipher C (zero):

cipher

cero m

2.2. cipher C (Arabic numeral):

cipher

cifra f

cipher

dígito m

3. cipher C (nonentity) pej:

he/she is a mere cipher

es un cero a la izquierda

I.code [Am koʊd, Brit kəʊd] N

1.1. code C or U (cipher):

code

clave f

code

código m

to break a code

descifrar una clave or un código

in code

en clave

in code

cifrado

1.2. code C (for identification):

code

código m

1.3. code U COMPUT:

code

código m

1.4. code C TELEC:

code

código m

code

prefijo m

2.1. code C (social, moral):

code

código m

code of honor

código de honor

code of practice/conduct

código de práctica/conducta

moral code

código de ética

2.2. code C LAW:

code

código m

the Napoleonic Code

el código napoleónico

II.code [Am koʊd, Brit kəʊd] VB trans

1. code (encipher):

code message/letter

cifrar

code message/letter

poner en clave

2. code (give identifying number, mark):

code documents/items

codificar

code information/instructions COMPUT

codificar

cipher code in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cipher code in the English»Spanish Dictionary

cipher code N no pl

cipher code

clave f

Translations for cipher code in the English»Spanish Dictionary

cipher N, cypher [ˈsaɪfəʳ, Am -fɚ] N

1. cipher (code):

cipher

clave f

in cipher

en clave

2. cipher (unimportant person):

cipher

cero m a la izquierda

3. cipher Am (zero):

cipher

cero m

I.code [kəʊd, Am koʊd] N

1. code (ciphered language):

code

clave f

2. code LAW:

code

código m

II.code [kəʊd, Am koʊd] VB trans

code

cifrar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Important messages were sent using cipher codes.

en.wikipedia.org

And then translating the cipher code to uncover instructions that locked a hidden song in-game.

www.kotaku.com.au

With a tiny keyboard one and a half inches square, the agent would first convert a text message into a cipher code, then peck the code into the keypad.

www.businessinsider.com.au