token

US /ˈtoʊ.kən/
UK /ˈtoʊ.kən/
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1.

gage, symbole

a thing representing something else

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This gift is a token of my appreciation.
Ce cadeau est un gage de mon appréciation.
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He gave her a small wooden bird as a token of his affection.
Il lui a donné un petit oiseau en bois en gage de son affection.
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symbolsignmarkemblemrepresentation
2.

jeton

a metal or plastic disk used instead of money for a particular purpose

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You need to buy a token to ride the subway.
Vous devez acheter un jeton pour prendre le métro.
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The arcade machine only accepts game tokens.
La machine d’arcade n’accepte que les jetons de jeu.
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chipcoincounterdisc
3.

jeton, unité lexicale

a word, phrase, or other unit of language, especially as a distinct entity in a data set

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Natural language processing often breaks sentences into individual tokens.
Le traitement du langage naturel divise souvent les phrases en jetons individuels.
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Each word in the text is considered a distinct token.
Chaque mot du texte est considéré comme un jeton distinct.
1.

symbolique, de pure forme

serving as a symbol or reminder

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The small ceremony was a token gesture of goodwill.
La petite cérémonie était un geste symbolique de bonne volonté.
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They offered a token payment for the damages.
Ils ont offert un paiement symbolique pour les dommages.
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symbolicnominalperfunctoryminimalsuperficial
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by the same token