Interglot - "operator" translated from English to French

Summary

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operator:
- téléphoniste; exploitant; opérateur
Wiktionary:
- operator → opérateur, téléphoniste, opérateur de télécommunication, standardiste

English

Detailed Translations for operator from English to French

the operator (telephonist)
le téléphoniste
- téléphoniste [le ~] nom
the operator (exploiter)
l'exploitant
- exploitant [le ~] nom
the operator
l'opérateur
- opérateur [le ~] nom
the operator

– A person who controls a machine or system, such as a computer or telephone switchboard. ¹
l'opérateur
- opérateur [le ~] nom
the operator

– A sign or symbol that specifies the type of calculation to perform within an expression. There are mathematical, comparison, logical, and reference operators. ¹
l'opérateur
- opérateur [le ~] nom
the operator

– An element of a filter that specifies a relationship between data values, such as comparison or equality. ¹
l'opérateur
- opérateur [le ~] nom
the operator

– An atomic unit of a query as scheduled by the StreamInsight server to process the events on which the query is applied. Examples include SELECT, PROJECT, AGGREGATE, UNION, TOP K and JOIN. Operators are fully composable and have a specific number of inputs and outputs. See Other Terms: query, query template, composable. ¹
l'opérateur
- opérateur [le ~] nom

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
exploitant	exploiter; operator
opérateur	operator	camera man; carrier; mobile operator
téléphoniste	operator; telephonist
-	hustler; manipulator; wheeler dealer
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	machine operator; machine tender

a shrewd or unscrupulous person who knows how to circumvent difficulties²
an agent that operates some apparatus or machine²
- the operator of the switchboard²
someone who owns or operates a business²
- who is the operator of this franchise?²
a speculator who trades aggressively on stock or commodity markets²
(mathematics) a symbol or function representing a mathematical operation²
A person who controls a machine or system, such as a computer or telephone switchboard.¹
A sign or symbol that specifies the type of calculation to perform within an expression. There are mathematical, comparison, logical, and reference operators.¹
An element of a filter that specifies a relationship between data values, such as comparison or equality.¹
An atomic unit of a query as scheduled by the StreamInsight server to process the events on which the query is applied. Examples include SELECT, PROJECT, AGGREGATE, UNION, TOP K and JOIN. Operators are fully composable and have a specific number of inputs and outputs. See Other Terms: query, query template, composable.¹

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