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aliases

/ˈeɪliˌeɪsiz/ /ˈeɪliəsɪz/

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noun

Alias, sobrenombre

Another name; an assumed name.

Examples :

"The spy used several aliases to avoid being recognized. "

El espía usó varios alias para evitar ser reconocido.

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noun

Un segundo o ulterior escrito que se emite después de que un primer escrito ha expirado sin efecto

A second or further writ which is issued after a first writ has expired without effect.

Examples :

"After the first warrant for his arrest expired without finding the suspect, the police issued aliases hoping they would finally lead to his capture. "

Después de que la primera orden de arresto expirara sin encontrar al sospechoso, la policía emitió otros escritos con la esperanza de que finalmente condujeran a su captura.

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noun

Alias, apodo

An abbreviation that replaces a string of commands and thereby reduces typing when performing routine actions or tasks.

Examples :

"My computer uses aliases like "ga" for "git add" and "gc" for "git commit" to help me type faster when I'm coding. "

Mi computadora usa alias como "ga" para "git add" y "gc" para "git commit" para ayudarme a escribir más rápido cuando estoy codificando.

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noun

Aliasing, artefacto

An spurious signal generated as a technological artifact.

Examples :

"The cheap digital scale sometimes showed aliases - random, incorrect weight readings that jumped around wildly before settling on a real value. "

La báscula digital barata a veces mostraba aliasing: lecturas de peso aleatorias e incorrectas que saltaban salvajemente antes de establecerse en un valor real.

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