Word: key
Category: key
Computers & Electronics, Arts & Entertainment, Games
Related words: key
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Synonyms: key
companion, friend, colleague, associate, partner, coworker, workmate, pal, crony, mate, chum, buddy, dawg, peeps, familiar, fellow, brother
Translations: key
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spanish
Translations:
tono, tecla, clave, llave
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german
Translations:
tonart, taste, lösung, keil, kilogramm, schlüssel, kilo, grundlegend
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french
Translations:
légende, touche, clef, kilogramme, ton, cale, tonalité, clé, kilo, coin, ...
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italian
Translations:
tasto, chiave
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portuguese
Translations:
chave, chaleira
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dutch
Translations:
fundamenteel, kilo, toets, sleutel, toonladder, toonschaal, scala
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russian
Translations:
килограмм, вереница, ключ, чека, кнопка, дюбель, определитель, разъяснение, смелость, риф, ...
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norwegian
Translations:
nøkkel, tast
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swedish
Translations:
tangent, nyckel
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finnish
Translations:
perus-, ensisijainen, avain, kilogramma, perusteellinen, nimetä, vaikuttava, kosketin
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danish
Translations:
nøgle
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czech
Translations:
klíčový, klín, klávesa, klíč, tón, klapka, legenda, tlačítko, tónina
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polish
Translations:
klucz, wpust, wysepka, tonacja, kluczowanie, klawisz, kluczyk, legenda, klin
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hungarian
Translations:
jelmagyarázat, kulcs, megoldások, korallsziget
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turkish
Translations:
kilogram, esaslı, anahtar, açkı
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greek
Translations:
κλειδί
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ukrainian
Translations:
литавра
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albanian
Translations:
çelës
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bulgarian
Translations:
ключ
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belarusian
Translations:
ключ
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estonian
Translations:
klahv, võti, kentucky, helistik
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croatian
Translations:
tipka, ciljati, dirka, ključnih, klin, šifra, ključ, glavni, ključni, ključne
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icelandic
Translations:
lykill
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latin
Translations:
clavis
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lithuanian
Translations:
raktas
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latvian
Translations:
atrisinājums, taustiņš, galvenais, atslēga
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macedonian
Translations:
клуч
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romanian
Translations:
cheie, fundamental, clapă
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slovenian
Translations:
ključ
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slovak
Translations:
kľúč, klíčivý, klíč
The meaning and "use of": key
adjective
- of paramount or crucial importance. - she became a key figure in the suffragette movement
- a small piece of shaped metal with incisions cut to fit the wards of a particular lock, and that is inserted into a lock and turned to open or close it. - In the recovery room and three theatres, the drugs cupboards had been opened using force and the metal cupboards inside had been opened with keys .
- each of several buttons on a panel for operating a computer, typewriter, or telephone. - The participants initiated the trials by pressing any of the keys on the computer keyboard.
- a thing that provides a means of gaining access to or understanding something. - the key to Jack's behavior may lie submerged in his unhappy past
- a group of notes based on a particular note and comprising a scale, regarded as forming the tonal basis of a piece or passage of music. - the key of E minor
- the dry winged fruit of an ash, maple, or sycamore maple, typically growing in bunches; a samara. - Visitors were not allowed to use pens or pencils but to use other media such as twigs, sycamore keys and string, among other things, with Indian ink to make marks.
- the part of a first coat of wall plaster that passes between the laths and so secures the rest. - If the surface was primed with DG27, this first coat should be thick enough to cover over all of the key .
- the keyhole-shaped area marked on the court near each basket, comprising the free-throw circle and the foul line. - The post player nearest the ball is the one to break and set a screen for the guard near the top of the key .
- a low-lying island or reef, especially in the Caribbean. - Now, you'll appreciate that the Bahamas is an island chain of more than 700 islands and keys .
- enter or operate on (data) by means of a computer keyboard or telephone keypad. - she keyed in a series of commands
- fasten (something) in position with a pin, wedge, or bolt. - the coils may be keyed into the slots by fiber wedges
- roughen (a surface) to help the adhesion of plaster or other material. - Where no keying mix or bonding agent is specified, wet smooth concrete surfaces immediately before plastering.
- word (an advertisement in a particular periodical), typically by varying the form of the address given, so as to identify the publication generating particular responses. - But the firm makes much of its money from selling advertising space keyed to the words for which its users search.
- be the crucial factor in achieving. - Ewing keyed a 73–35 advantage on the boards with twenty rebounds
- vandalize a car by scraping the paint from it with a key. - somebody could key your car and not get punished
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