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key1 [ki:] N

key
key
čer f

I . key2 [ki:] N

1. key also fig (for a lock):

key
ključ m

2. key (button):

key of a computer, piano
tipka f
key of a flute
to hit a key

3. key:

key (to symbols)
key (for solutions)
ključ m

II . key2 [ki:] ADJ

ˈback·space N, ˈback·space key N

com·ˈmand key N COMPUT

ˈen·ter key N COMPUT

eˈs·cape key N COMPUT

ˈfunc·tion key N COMPUT

ig·ˈni·tion key N

ˈkey mon·ey N no pl

ˈkey ring N

ˈmas·ter key N

I . off ˈkey ADV

II . off ˈkey ADJ

1. off key (out of tune):

off key

2. off key fig (inopportune):

off key

ˈpass key N

re·ˈturn key N

ˈshift key N COMPUT

shift key

ˈshort·cut key N COMPUT

skel·eton ˈkey N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The cluster of LARP-1 homologs may function to control the expression of key developmental regulators.
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The key factor is consistency exterior branding and signage should continue into the interior, they should attract, stimulate and dramatise the store.
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In chaos, none of the ringleaders thought of implementing the key item of the program: the overthrow of the government.
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If the exposition starts in a minor key, it typically modulates to the relative major key, or less commonly, the minor dominant.
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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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The combined seal, showing a key and axe crossed in gold on a blood-red ground, is known to have been in use from 1568.
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One type of encryption, secret key or symmetric key, relies on diffusion and confusion, which is modeled well by chaos theory.
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Under the government's cover, outrageous financial manipulations were performed that enriched a narrow group of individuals at key positions of business and government.
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The composition of band was almost intact with the exception of a key element on drums.
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The key problem is the impact of the schema evolution on queries and applications.
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