Definition of Ada in English:

Ada

noun ˈeɪdəˈeɪdə

mass noun

A high-level computer programming language used chiefly in real-time computerized control systems, e.g. for aircraft navigation.
Example sentencesExamples
- I am a counter-example to Dennis Ludwig's statement ‘I have yet to meet an Ada basher who really knows the language.’
- It is assumed that you already know the syntax of Ada and have a rudimentary understanding of the semantics.
- The GNAT compiler from Ada Core Technologies allowed a seamless and fluid transition from Linux to an Ada 95 system.
- For each of seven focal teams, we used an Ada program on a PC to generate 999 random permutations of rearranged songs and calculated the mean IFM for these artificial samples.
- There are a good deal of books you can buy that offer good to excellent quality teaching materials for learning Ada and all its inner technologies.

Origin

1980s: named after Ada Lovelace (see Lovelace, Ada).

Rhymes

abrader, blockader, crusader, dissuader, evader, fader, grader, Grenada, invader, masquerader, Nader, parader, persuader, raider, Rigveda, Seder, serenader, trader, upgrader, Veda, wader

Definition of Ada in US English:

Ada

nounˈādəˈeɪdə

A high-level computer programming language used chiefly in real-time computerized control systems, e.g. for aircraft navigation.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is assumed that you already know the syntax of Ada and have a rudimentary understanding of the semantics.
- I am a counter-example to Dennis Ludwig's statement ‘I have yet to meet an Ada basher who really knows the language.’
- There are a good deal of books you can buy that offer good to excellent quality teaching materials for learning Ada and all its inner technologies.
- The GNAT compiler from Ada Core Technologies allowed a seamless and fluid transition from Linux to an Ada 95 system.
- For each of seven focal teams, we used an Ada program on a PC to generate 999 random permutations of rearranged songs and calculated the mean IFM for these artificial samples.

Origin

1980s: named after Ada Lovelace (see Lovelace, Ada).

单词	Ada
释义	Definition of Ada in English: Ada noun ˈeɪdəˈeɪdə mass noun A high-level computer programming language used chiefly in real-time computerized control systems, e.g. for aircraft navigation. Example sentencesExamples I am a counter-example to Dennis Ludwig's statement ‘I have yet to meet an Ada basher who really knows the language.’ It is assumed that you already know the syntax of Ada and have a rudimentary understanding of the semantics. The GNAT compiler from Ada Core Technologies allowed a seamless and fluid transition from Linux to an Ada 95 system. For each of seven focal teams, we used an Ada program on a PC to generate 999 random permutations of rearranged songs and calculated the mean IFM for these artificial samples. There are a good deal of books you can buy that offer good to excellent quality teaching materials for learning Ada and all its inner technologies. Origin 1980s: named after Ada Lovelace (see Lovelace, Ada). Rhymes abrader, blockader, crusader, dissuader, evader, fader, grader, Grenada, invader, masquerader, Nader, parader, persuader, raider, Rigveda, Seder, serenader, trader, upgrader, Veda, wader Definition of Ada in US English: Ada nounˈādəˈeɪdə A high-level computer programming language used chiefly in real-time computerized control systems, e.g. for aircraft navigation. Example sentencesExamples It is assumed that you already know the syntax of Ada and have a rudimentary understanding of the semantics. I am a counter-example to Dennis Ludwig's statement ‘I have yet to meet an Ada basher who really knows the language.’ There are a good deal of books you can buy that offer good to excellent quality teaching materials for learning Ada and all its inner technologies. The GNAT compiler from Ada Core Technologies allowed a seamless and fluid transition from Linux to an Ada 95 system. For each of seven focal teams, we used an Ada program on a PC to generate 999 random permutations of rearranged songs and calculated the mean IFM for these artificial samples. Origin 1980s: named after Ada Lovelace (see Lovelace, Ada).
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