to alias
- verb
- /ˈeɪliəs/
- Specialized
- You can alias your username to make it easier to remember.
Examples
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Alternatively, you can alias ssh to something like ssh -o **28;7147;TOOLONG -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no, which doesn't complain or ask to verify. Remove the StrictHostKeyChecking=no if
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The basic mesh is annotated with a special custom prop instructing the filter to alias those meshes.
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Maybe you know, alias, alias down to a lower frequency.
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Citizens must alias.
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It says that whatever multiplies this alias should be should disappear.
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In programming, it's common to alias complex commands to simple keywords.
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To simplify your tasks, you might want to alias frequently used functions in your code.
Synonyms
To give a word people use to identify someone or something
To give an unofficial name to a person or thing
To call something by a particular name
Compounds
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Etymology
Alias (verb) comes from the same Latin alius 'other', so to alias something is to give it an 'other name', which is why people and computer users rename things to be shorter or private.