sustantivo “key”
sing. key, pl. keys o no contable
- llave
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She lost her key and couldn't unlock her front door.
- clave
The key to a successful garden is regular watering.
- leyenda
According to the map's key, the blue lines represent rivers and the green areas are forests.
- solucionario
After finishing the quiz, the teacher handed out keys so everyone could check their answers.
- tecla
To type a question mark, press the key next to the shift button.
- llave (en instrumentos de viento)
When she pressed the keys on her flute, a beautiful melody filled the room.
- tecla (en instrumentos de teclado)
She pressed the keys on the piano gently, creating a soft melody.
- tonalidad
The song was composed in the key of C major, making it easy for beginners to play.
- tónica
In the scale of C major, the key is C because it sets the tone for the entire piece.
- clave (en criptografía)
To access the encrypted files, you'll need the correct digital key.
- clave (en bases de datos; para distinguir de criptografía, se refiere al elemento que permite relacionar tablas)
The customer ID serves as a key to link orders with the people who placed them.
- clave (en programación; para distinguir, se refiere al identificador único en un diccionario o estructura similar)
To access your account information, you need to enter the correct security key.
- color clave
In the video editing software, they used a green screen as the key to create the illusion that the actors were flying.
adjetivo “key”
forma base key, no graduable
- clave
Regular exercise is a key component of a healthy lifestyle.
verbo “key”
infinitivo key; él keys; pret. keyed; part. keyed; ger. keying
- teclear
She keyed her password into the computer to unlock it.
- rayar (con objeto punzante)
Angry at his neighbor, Tom keyed a long scratch down the side of his shiny new sedan.
- marcar
In the survey results, she keyed the most frequent responses with a star (*) to easily identify patterns.
- segmentar (en publicidad, para dirigirse a un grupo específico)
The marketing team keyed their online campaign towards teenagers by incorporating the latest slang and trends.