token noun [C] (SYMBOL)
C1
- acid test
- backward slash
- backwards slash
- breadcrumb
- cue
- herald of something
- hieroglyphic
- hieroglyphically
- iconographic
- iconographically
- nod
- notation
- number sign
- obelisk
- obelus
- octothorpe
- ouroboros
- pointer
- the all-clear
- torch
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token noun [C] (WORTH MONEY)
UK (US gift certificate)
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token noun [C] (COMPUTING)
computing
specialized
When we receive the transaction securely, we tokenize it and send back a token to the merchant so they never have to see a card number for settlement.
Se også
- The system then automatically generates an authentication token and includes the token in the outbound transaction.
- The client software decrypts the stored encrypted token.
- This is a secure encryption device for digital token generation.
- 2FA
- 2SV
- 3-D printing
- adaptive learning
- additive manufacturing
- algorithm
- corruption
- Gb
- GenAI
- generative AI
- gibibyte
- gig
- gigaflop
- GUI
- reboot
- shoulder surfing
- single sign-on
- singularity
- sinkhole
- sinkholing
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token noun [C] (LANGUAGE)
language
specialized
The participants produced 1,564 linguistic tokens, of which 1,021 (65%) were marked for plural.
Se også
The troops in front of us either surrendered or offered only token (= not much) resistance.
The company was bought by the government for a token 1p a share.
disapproving
- He lives with his parents and pays them a token rent of £50 a month.
- They were the only country to argue for even token recognition of the Baltic states' independence.
- It is easy to do token things to educate people, but to write a book and distribute it to so many schools makes a real impression.
- The newspaper hires a token Conservative columnist to give the appearance of balance.
- analogical
- analogically
- analogy
- archetypal
- archetypically
- characterize
- illustratively
- initial stands for something
- instance
- instantiate
- mirror
- shtick
- sign of the times idiom
- signalize
- stand for something phrasal verb
- stereotype
- sum
- sum (something/someone) up phrasal verb
- symptom
- territory
