SKELETON KEY - Traducción inglés-alemán

en el diccionario PONS

skel·eton ˈkey SUST.

skeleton key

Skelettschlüssel m

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Generalschlüssel m

skeleton key

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I. skel·eton [ˈskelɪtən] SUST.

1. skeleton (bones):

skeleton

Skelett nt <-(e)s, -e>

to develop a strong skeleton

einen kräftigen Knochenbau ausbilden

2. skeleton fig. (thin person):

skeleton

[wandelndes] Gerippe coloq.

to be reduced to a skeleton

bis auf die Knochen abgemagert sein

3. skeleton (framework):

skeleton of a boat, plane

Gerippe nt <-s, -> fig.

skeleton of a building

Skelett nt <-(e)s, -e> fig.

4. skeleton (outline sketch):

skeleton of a book, report

Entwurf m <-(e)s, -wür·fe>

5. skeleton DEP. (type of bobsledding):

skeleton

Skeleton[sport] m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to have skeletons in the cupboard [or ingl. am. also closet]

eine Leiche im Keller haben coloq.

II. skel·eton [ˈskelɪtən] V. intr. DEP.

skeleton

skeleton-schlittenfahren

I. key¹ [ki:] SUST.

1. key (for a lock):

key

Schlüssel m <-s, ->

2. key (button):

key of a computer, piano

Taste f <-, -n>

key of a flute

Klappe f <-, -n>

to hit [or strike][or press] a key

eine Taste drücken

3. key INFORM. (code):

key

Kennzahl f <-, -en>

key

Passwort nt <-es, -wörter> suizo, austr.

4. key no pl (essential point):

key

Schlüssel m <-s, -> fig.

the key to confidence is liking yourself

um Selbstvertrauen haben zu können, muss man sich acus. selbst mögen

the key to a mystery

der Schlüssel zu einem Geheimnis

5. key:

key (to symbols)

Zeichenschlüssel m

key (to symbols)

Zeichenerklärung f <-, -en>

key (to symbols)

Legende f <-, -n>

key (for solutions)

Lösungsschlüssel m

6. key MÚS.:

key

Tonart f <-, -en>

change of key

Tonartwechsel m

in the key of C major

in C-Dur

to sing in/off key

richtig/falsch singen

II. key¹ [ki:] SUST. modifier

key

Schlüssel-

key COM.

Schwerpunkt-

key contribution/ingredient

Hauptbeitrag m /-zutat f

key currency

Leitwährung f <-, -en>

key decision

wesentliche Entscheidung

key point

springender Punkt

key rule

Grundregel f <-, -n>

key witness

Hauptzeuge(-zeugin) m (f) <-n, -n; -, -nen>

key witness

Kronzeuge(-zeugin) m (f) <-n, -n; -, -nen>

III. key¹ [ki:] ADJ. (of crucial importance)

key to the success of sth

wesentlich [o. ausschlaggebend] für den Erfolg von etw dat.

IV. key¹ [ki:] V. trans.

1. key (type):

to key sth

etw eingeben [o. eintasten]

to key data into a computer

Daten in einen Computer eingeben

2. key (aimed at):

to key sth to sb/sth

etw auf jdn/etw abstimmen

3. key ingl. am. pey. coloq. (to use a key to scratch something):

to key sth vehicle

etw mit dem Schlüssel zerkratzen

key² [ki:] SUST. GEOGR.

key

[Korallen]riff nt

key

Korallenbank f <-bänke>

the Florida keys

die Florida Keys

Entrada de OpenDict

key SUST.

key TÉC.

Keil m

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key SUST. TEC. INF.

key (Code)

Kennzahl f

Present

I	key
you	key
he/she/it	keys
we	key
you	key
they	key

Past

I	keyed
you	keyed
he/she/it	keyed
we	keyed
you	keyed
they	keyed

Present Perfect

I	have	keyed
you	have	keyed
he/she/it	has	keyed
we	have	keyed
you	have	keyed
they	have	keyed

Past Perfect

I	had	keyed
you	had	keyed
he/she/it	had	keyed
we	had	keyed
you	had	keyed
they	had	keyed

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

It is also available from other key online retailers.

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This is different from email handling as email automated response is typically based on key word spotting.

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He began to develop a key interest in films studies while taking his theology courses in the early 1960s.

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The programming will revolve around five key themes: building and remodelling, decorating and interior design, gardening and landscaping, crafts and hobbies and special interests.

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It frequently appears in subordinate clauses, although its behavior in subordinate clauses differs in a key respect.

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