Dictionary Workbench Ondict

ASCII

Dictionary entry view. Switch to definition mode above when you know the meaning but not the word.

ASCII

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++
Related topics: Computers
ASCII /ˈæski/ noun [uncountable] technical  (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) a system used for exchanging information between computers by allowing them to recognize letters, numbers etc in the same way 美国信息交换标准代码〔用于计算机之间交换信息〕
Examples from the Corpus
ASCIIIn an ASCII format, documents are displayed in their lowest form on screen and can't easily be read.They can be exported as ASCII files, so you simply edit them in your word processor.The list would be in ASCII format, Data Ease 4.5 and in a compressed form.In the case of the tokens these are converted into strings of ASCII letters before being listed.This is the standard ASCII sequence.Note, however, that ASCII loses all special formatting you might have added.
From Longman Business DictionaryASCIIASCII /ˈæski/ noun [uncountable] COMPUTING American Standard Code for Information Interchange; a simple computer code in which letters are represented by numbers. Many different computers can read information stored in ASCII, so people often change documents into ASCII form before sending them to someone elseconverting word-processor files into standard ASCII format
ASCII nounChinese
system allowing by information for exchanging between Corpus used a Business computers


ASCII
ASCII /ˈæski/ noun [uncountable] technical
(American Standard Code for Information Interchange) a system used for exchanging information between computers by allowing them to recognize letters, numbers etc in the same way


ASCIIBrE /ˈæski/ 🔊NAmE /ˈæski/ 🔊 noun [uncountable] (computing 计算机) the abbreviation for 'American Standard Code for Information Interchange' (a standard code used so that data can be moved between computers that use different programs) 美国信息交换用标准代码(全写为 American Standard Code for Information Interchange,使用不同程序的计算机可互相传送数据的一种标准码)