Sudo in Japanese
Sudo in Japanese is 須藤 — Sudo means a command in Unix-like operating systems that lets an authorized user run a task with another user's (usually the administrator's) permissions.
Sudo in Japanese
須藤
What does "Sudo" mean?
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noun A command in Unix-like operating systems that lets an authorized user run a task with another user's (usually the administrator's) permissions.
"You need sudo to install software system-wide on most Linux distributions."
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verb To run a command using sudo.
"Just sudo that command and enter your password."
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Sudo in a sentence
- You need sudo to install software system-wide on most Linux distributions.
- Just sudo that command and enter your password.
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What is "Sudo" in Japanese?
"Sudo" in Japanese is 須藤. Sudo means: A command in Unix-like operating systems that lets an authorized user run a task with another user's (usually the administrator's) permissions.
How do you use "Sudo" in a sentence?
Example: "You need sudo to install software system-wide on most Linux distributions." In Japanese, "Sudo" is 須藤.
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