passwords

英 [ˈpɑːswɜːdz]

美 [ˈpæˌswɜrdz]

n.  暗语; 暗号; 口令; 密码
password的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 口令；密码
  Apasswordis a secret word or phrase that you must know in order to be allowed to enter a place such as a military base, or to be allowed to use a computer system.
  1. Advance and give the password...
     上前说出口令。
  2. No-one could use the computer unless they had a password.
     除非知道密码，否则谁也用不了那台计算机。

双语例句

• By default, all of the users have the same passwords as their user names.
  默认情况下，所有的用户都拥有相同的用户和密码作为他们的用户名。
• Users who do not have administrator permissions can change their own user names, passwords, and e-mail addresses.
  没有管理员权限的用户可以更改他们自己的名称，密码和邮件地址。
• Passwords and security-sensitive values cannot be edited.
  不能编辑密码和安全敏感值。
• That is not a problem at all as long as you have keys and passwords.
  只要您有密钥和密码，这就不是问题。
• Standard PDF Encryption with owner and user passwords used to be the only PDF protection.
  标准的PDF加密与用来保护PDF格式的唯一拥有者和用户密码。
• Storing user names and passwords has been disabled by policy for this machine.
  保存用户名和密码被此机器的策略禁止。
• Managing user accounts and passwords.
  管理用户帐号和密码。
• Specify the user name and password of an Administrator on this computer to run Users and Passwords.
  请指定本计算机的系统管理员用户名和密码，以便运行用户和密码。
• Enter the account and passwords in the boxes provided and click "Next".
  在所提供的框中输入账户和密码，随后单击“Next”。
• But passwords, cards and keys can be forgotten, stolen, forged, lost or given away.
  但是口令、卡片和钥匙可以被忘掉、偷掉、伪造、丢失或送掉。