Token
01
a single instance of a symbol, sign, or representation of a type
例
Each letter in the code is treated as a separate token.
The software parses the text into tokens for analysis.
02
トークン, コイン
a piece of paper or a disc of metal or plastic used instead of money as a form of payment or to operate some machines
例
At the arcade, players use tokens to play the various games, which can be purchased from a token machine at the entrance.
ゲームセンターでは、プレイヤーはさまざまなゲームをプレイするためにトークンを使用します。トークンは入口のトークンマシンで購入できます。
The laundromat requires customers to use tokens to operate the washing machines and dryers, which can be bought at the front desk.
コインランドリーでは、洗濯機と乾燥機を操作するために顧客がトークンを使用する必要があり、フロントデスクで購入できます。
03
an object or gesture kept, given, or performed as a representation of something sentimental, commemorative, or symbolic
例
He gave her a locket as a token of his affection.
A gesture of kindness can be a token of respect.
04
トークン, 列車運行トークン
a physical object used to authorize a train's movement along a specific track section
例
The stationmaster handed the token to the train conductor before departure.
駅長は出発前にトークンを列車の車掌に手渡しました。
The token system ensures trains move one at a time on shared tracks.
トークンシステムは、列車が共有線路を一度に1つずつ移動することを保証します。
token
01
so small or minimal as to be merely symbolic or insignificant
例
He received only a token amount of the inheritance.
The apology was token and did not reflect genuine remorse.
