Was heißt »Chif­f­re« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Chiff­rat:

ciphertext

cyphertext

Ge­heim­nis:

secret

Ge­heim­zei­chen:

secret sign

Iden­ti­fi­ka­ti­ons­num­mer:

identification number

identifying number

Mys­te­ri­um:

enigma

mystery

Num­mer:

number

Phä­no­men:

phenomenon

Rät­sel:

puzzle

riddle

Schlüs­sel:

key

Ver­schlüs­se­lung:

encryption

Wun­der:

miracle

wonder

Zahl:

count

figure

number

tails

tally

Zahl­zei­chen:

numeral

Zif­fer:

digit

figure

Englische Beispielsätze

• Have you cracked the code?

• The machine sorts the letters by zip code.

• What is a zip code?

• I am a human being – not a QR code.

• Our company has a strictly enforced dress code.

• Do you have a dress code?

• I can't believe the genetic code came about by chance and natural selection.

• Science has discovered that the genetic code is binary, that is, its nature is similar to that of the code used by computers.

• There's no need for a key: you input a code.

• You don't need a key: you input a code.

• You input a code; a key is not required.

• A key is not required: you input a code.

• A language is a dialect with an ISO 639-3 code.

• This will be our secret code.

• Samurai lived by a code of honor called "Bushido".

• Samurai lived by a code of honor.

• The ship distress signals in Morse code using the relatively new Marconi wireless telegraph.

• The ship sent distress signals in Morse code.

• A very well-known use of Morse code was the use of the letter V as a sign for "Victory" by the BBC in World War II.

• The dress code is business casual.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Stil­fi­gur:

figure of speech

Sym­bol:

symbol

Zei­chen:

sign