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Key
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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. key [ingl. brit. kiː, ingl. am. ki] SUST.

1. key (locking device):

key
key

2. key (winding device):

key (gen)
remontoir m (for de)
key (for clock)
key (for clock)

3. key TÉC.:

key

4. key (control):

key (on oboe, flute)

5. key fig.:

secret m (to de)

6. key (explanatory list):

key (on map)

7. key (answers) (to test, riddle):

key
key ENS.

8. key MÚS.:

key
ton m
key
change of key literal, fig.
a major key
to sing/play in key
to sing/ play off key

9. key GEOGR.:

key

II. key [ingl. brit. kiː, ingl. am. ki] ADJ.

key industry, job, element, document, figure, role
key inv. after sust. difference, point
key problem

III. key [ingl. brit. kiː, ingl. am. ki] V. trans.

1. key (type):

key data, information

2. key (adapt):

key remarks, speech
adapter (to à)

card key SUST.

card key

function key SUST.

Greek key SUST. ARTE

Greek key

chuck key SUST. TÉC.

chuck key

hot key SUST. INFORM.

hot key

control key SUST. INFORM.

USB key SUST.

USB key

escape key SUST.

escape key

backspace key SUST.

en el diccionario PONS

I. key [ki:] SUST.

1. key (locking device):

key
clé [ou clef] f

2. key no pl. (essential point):

the key to sth

3. key (list):

key of symbols
key of answers

4. key MÚS.:

key
ton m
off key

5. key INFORM.:

key
key
piton m fr. canad.
SHIFT key
pitonner fr. canad.

II. key [ki:] ADJ.

key factor, question, figure:

key
clé [ou clef]
sth is key

III. key [ki:] V. trans.

1. key (type):

key

2. key (adapt):

to key sth to sb
adapter qc à qn

ignition key SUST.

low-key ADJ.

low-key debate, speech:

low-key

shift key SUST.

shift key

key word SUST.

1. key word (cipher):

key word

2. key word (important word):

key word

key ring SUST.

key ring

command key SUST. INFORM.

skeleton key SUST.

enter key SUST. INFORM.

enter key

key stroke SUST.

key stroke
en el diccionario PONS

I. key [ki] SUST.

1. key (locking device):

key
key

2. key (essential point):

the key to sth

3. key (list):

key of symbols
answer key

4. key MÚS.:

key
ton m
off key

5. key comput:

key
key
piton m fr. canad.
SHIFT key
pitonner fr. canad.

II. key [ki] ADJ.

key factor, question, figure:

key
key
sth is key

III. key [ki] V. trans.

1. key (adapt):

to key sth to sb
adapter qc à qn

2. key (vandalize):

to key a car

I. off-key ADV. MÚS.

off-key
to sing off-key

II. off-key ADJ.

1. off-key (out of tune):

off-key

2. off-key fig. (inopportune):

off-key

key in V. trans.

key in

key up V. trans.

key ring SUST.

key ring

skeleton key SUST.

command key SUST. comput

escape key SUST.

escape key

function key SUST. comput

enter key SUST. comput

enter key
touche fentrée

Glosario OFAJ "Intégration et égalité des chances"

Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA

type key
Present
Ikey
youkey
he/she/itkeys
wekey
youkey
theykey
Past
Ikeyed
youkeyed
he/she/itkeyed
wekeyed
youkeyed
theykeyed
Present Perfect
Ihavekeyed
youhavekeyed
he/she/ithaskeyed
wehavekeyed
youhavekeyed
theyhavekeyed
Past Perfect
Ihadkeyed
youhadkeyed
he/she/ithadkeyed
wehadkeyed
youhadkeyed
theyhadkeyed

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In the key word phase they start to identify and use key content words.
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The key word here is pulls, as it describes a just-in-time strategy adopted with this supplier.
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Here a cryptic reference to the key word would be given, followed by clues to other words comprising some of its letters.
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While wh-fronting occurs in both direct and indirect questions, there is a key word order difference that distinguishes between the two.
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Words typically found in the same texts as a key word are called "associates".
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