noun
definition
A product of decoding
definition
Output from a program or device used to interpret communication protocols
verb
definition
To convert from an encrypted form to plain text.
definition
To figure out something difficult to interpret.
Examples of decode in a Sentence
Phonics help children "decode" the English language.
The game also challenges players to use observation, memory, wordplay, and problem-solving skills to decode special DVD puzzles.
Phonics - children learn how to pronounce or decode more difficult words in each successive year of school.
She was asked, 'Why not teach children how to decode from the start?
They can also decode the hieroglyphs to write their names.
It showed how a program called Cain was able to decode Cisco VPN client passwords given access to a purloined corporate PC.
He picked up the pencil and word key and, stifling a yawn, began to decode the notebook.
Albums purchased at Borders came with an exclusive acoustic version of the Paramore song Decode.
They are unable to recognize and decode the sounds and syllables (phonetic structure) behind written words and language in general.
When you can decode the signs guys are interested, you'll be less likely to fall for guys who are unavailable or not into you.
You never know when you're going to need to decode an indicator light or troubleshoot an electrical problem.
In the end, you may not be able to decode your dreams or nightmares without the help of a professional or some expert literature.
In have two songs on the Twilight soundtrack, Decode and I Caught Myself.
Some ED sets are marketed as "HD ready," meaning they can decode HD signals if connected to a digital tuner, but these signals must be converted to a lower resolution, so picture quality gains are reduced.