decode
డీకోడ్
definition
verb
After all, the US had broken Japan's diplomatic codes and could sometimes decode messages faster than the Japanese themselves.
convert (a coded message) into intelligible language.
noun
a translation of a coded message.
translation of 'decode'
గూఢ లిపిని అనువదించు
example
The function of the mythologist is not to understand the myth but to 'decode' it, ‘to show, not how men think in myths, but how myths operate in men's minds without their being aware of the fact’.
Graduate of a City Council graffiti-spelling workshop for street kids, he knew how to 'decode' the slogans of the day, how to phase them and how to remix them.
C-Cube Microsystems has developed a single chip that can encode and 'decode' multiple streams of digital TV and will reduce the cost of recordable DVD players to less than $500.
Yeltsin was also helped by international support, especially from the USA, whose CIA was able to record and 'decode' the entire communication between the coup leaders.
a handbook to help parents 'decode' street language
It functions in the same way as normal television reception, except that viewers need an extra box attached to their TV aerial to 'decode' the digital signals.
Together with a new set-top box developed by Siemens that can 'decode' the H.264 standard, the digital information can be reassembled into a smoothly moving picture on the TV set.
This is key for me at an open-admissions college, because we often have students who either cannot 'decode' the words or cannot grasp an overall meaning.
We also add a second micro-controller computer chip inside the case to 'decode' the TTK signals from the receiver and activate the Game Boy SP buttons.
He started running an encrypt match algorithm to 'decode' the message, and within ten seconds the computer had discovered what code was being used.
processors used to 'decode' CD-quality digital audio signals
The two main types of speech delay are expressive delays - meaning the inability to generate speech, or receptive delays, the inability to 'decode' or understand the speech of others.
After all, the US had broken Japan's diplomatic codes and could sometimes 'decode' messages faster than the Japanese themselves.
Theory can also help historians to interpret and 'decode' visual documents.
A digital receiver will then be able to 'decode' the signal and amplify it with the higher quality amplifier.
Tests showed that they could encode, transmit and 'decode' a three-line English message in 20 seconds, about 90 times as fast as machines of that era.
If you elect for the software option which most people do, then, as previously said, it takes a lot of processing power to 'decode' DVD Video.
Viète was certainly well known for his mathematical abilities by this time and, as one of the Henry IV's most loyal supporters, it was natural for Henry to turn to Viète to 'decode' messages being sent to his enemy Philip II of Spain.
On the PS2, at least, you'll need to make sure that your TV can 'decode' other signals, as well.
For those who don't have cable or satellite TV and don't want to shell out hundreds of dollars for a new set, a converter box will be available to receive and 'decode' digital signals.
How does your television 'decode' the signals to produce the picture?
Changes in the way the Germans encoded their messages had meant that Bletchley lost the ability to 'decode' the messages.
Each transmission can go on for about ten minutes and it's thought that the transmissions are used to send code to agents in the field, who then 'decode' the message to receive instructions or whatever.
Official bodies have the right to use technical means to 'decode' messages.
processors used to 'decode' CD-quality digital audio signals
a handbook to help parents 'decode' street language
All the agent needs is an innocent looking radio and the right cipher to 'decode' the message.
My job was in the telegram section; I was not involved in the handling of the so-called ‘routine telegrams,’ rather my major task was to 'decode' telegrams in code.
Similarly, I need to be sensitive to how you have encoded your views when I try to 'decode' the signals that I receive from your speech and gestures.
The descramblers are devices that can 'decode' dozens of digital channels transmitted to subscribers' houses.
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