key (EN)

nom, adjectif, verbe

nom “key”

1. clé
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   She lost her key and couldn't unlock her front door.
2. élément clé
   The key to a successful garden is regular watering.
3. légende
   According to the map's key, the blue lines represent rivers and the green areas are forests.
4. corrigé
   After finishing the quiz, the teacher handed out keys so everyone could check their answers.
5. touche
   To type a question mark, press the key next to the shift button.
6. clé (sur un instrument à vent)
   When she pressed the keys on her flute, a beautiful melody filled the room.
7. touche (sur un instrument à clavier)
   She pressed the keys on the piano gently, creating a soft melody.
8. tonalité
   The song was composed in the key of C major, making it easy for beginners to play.
9. note fondamentale
   In the scale of C major, the key is C because it sets the tone for the entire piece.
10. clé (en cryptographie)
    To access the encrypted files, you'll need the correct digital key.
11. clé (dans une base de données relationnelle)
    The customer ID serves as a key to link orders with the people who placed them.
12. clé (en programmation)
    To access your account information, you need to enter the correct security key.
13. couleur clé
    In the video editing software, they used a green screen as the key to create the illusion that the actors were flying.

adjectif “key”

1. essentiel
   Regular exercise is a key component of a healthy lifestyle.

verbe “key”

1. saisir
   She keyed her password into the computer to unlock it.
2. rayer
   Angry at his neighbor, Tom keyed a long scratch down the side of his shiny new sedan.
3. marquer
   In the survey results, she keyed the most frequent responses with a star (*) to easily identify patterns.
4. cibler
   The marketing team keyed their online campaign towards teenagers by incorporating the latest slang and trends.