English (en)
Hack
A hack is an inelegant solution
to a problem. In this sense, a
hack gets the job done but in an
inefficient, un-optimal or ugly
way. As a verb, hack refers to
writing a small program or adding
code to an existing program to
solve a problem in a hurry. A hack
used to imply a low-level programming
language, even deploying a fix in
machine language (see patch).
Igbo (ig)
- Ịbanye na-anataghị ikike
Decomposition: This means entering without permission. Ikike means permission while ịbanye means to enter.
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- Ụzọ mmezi ezighi ezi
Decomposition: This means a bad or wrong way of resolving a problem. Ụzọ means way or method, mmezi means resolve or solution, while ezighi ezi means wrong or incorrect.
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- Waba deghaa
Decomposition: This means to enter and make changes to enter. Waba means to enter (usually illegally), while deghaa means to make changes (especially to a written text or code).
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