encode

/ɛnkˈə‍ʊd/

/ɛnˈkoʊd/

to encode

MAIN VERB

to transform data into a coded form

antonyms : decode

(linguistics) to express a concept, thought or idea in a foreign language

Encode

to convert audio or video signals into a compressed or coded format for storage or transmission

Examples

1. The vector actually encodes some semantic meaning of the word itself.

2. Viruses with large DNA genomes usually encode their own DNA polymerase for DNA replication.

3. So individual points on this plane encode the pair of velocities of our block.

4. Our role structures encode our division of labor.