"pfad" übersetzt von Deutsche ins Englisch--Interglot

Übersicht

Deutsch nach Englisch: mehr Daten

Pfad:
- path; vector path
Wiktionary:
- Pfad → path, line, pathway, route
- Pfad → line
- Pfad → path, pathway, track, trail

Deutsch

Detailübersetzungen für Pfad (Deutsch) ins Englisch

Pfad
the path
– A route through a structured collection of information, as in a database, a program, or files stored on disk. ¹
- path [the ~] Nomen
Pfad
the path
– A data flow element that connects the output of one data flow component to the input of another data flow component. ¹
- path [the ~] Nomen
Pfad
the path
– A sequence of folders (directories) that leads to a specific file or folder. A backslash is used to separate each folder in the path. For example, the path to a file called invoice.txt might be C:DocumentsJulyinvoice.txt. ¹
- path [the ~] Nomen
Pfad (Vektorpfad)
the path; the vector path
– The basis for all vector objects. A path is made up of one or more line segments connected by two or more anchor points. Paths can be made from a combination of straight lines and curves, each of which may be made up of many connecting points. All paths can be stroked or filled. ¹
- path [the ~] Nomen
- vector path [the ~] Nomen

Noun	Verwandte Übersetzungen	Weitere Übersetzungen
path	Pfad; Vektorpfad	Allee; Avenue; Bahn; Chaussee; Feldweg; Landstraße; Landweg; Leinpfad; Straße; Strecke; Teilstrecke; Treidelpfad; Treidelweg; Weg; kleine Straße
vector path	Pfad; Vektorpfad

Pfad

noun

Pfad

verb

noun

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- line; path → Weg; Pfad
a trail for the use of, or worn by, pedestrians
- path → Pfad
computing: a specification for a location within a hierarchical or tree-like structure
- path → Pfad
graph theory: a sequence of vertices from one vertex to another
- path → Pfad
footpath, path or track
- pathway → Bahn; Pfad
course or way traveled
- route → Route; Weg; Pfad
passing, course, road
- route → Route; Straße; Weg; Pfad
way to do something
- route → Weg; Pfad

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• Pfad	→ path; pathway; track; trail	↔ sentier — Chemin étroit au travers des champs, des bois, etc.