unsigned in Italian
unsigned in Italian is senza segno — unsigned means not carrying a signature; unendorsed.
unsigned in Italian
senza segno
(computing) Not accepting negative numbers; having only a positive value (or zero).
What does "unsigned" mean?
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adj Not carrying a signature; unendorsed.
"The letter arrived unsigned, so nobody knew who had sent it."
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adj Not contracted to a record label, sports club, or similar organisation.
"The band spent years playing small venues while unsigned."
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adj In computing, storing only zero or positive values (no minus sign).
"The counter uses an unsigned integer, so it can never go below zero."
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unsigned in a sentence
- The letter arrived unsigned, so nobody knew who had sent it.
- The band spent years playing small venues while unsigned.
- The counter uses an unsigned integer, so it can never go below zero.
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What is "unsigned" in Italian?
"unsigned" in Italian is senza segno. unsigned means: Not carrying a signature; unendorsed.
How do you use "unsigned" in a sentence?
Example: "The letter arrived unsigned, so nobody knew who had sent it." In Italian, "unsigned" is senza segno.
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