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I. key [ki:] N

1. key (for locking, answers):

key: klucz m

2. key (on piano, typewriter):

key: klawisz m

key: przycisk m

3. key no pl (essential point):

key: klucz m

key element: kluczowy element m

4. key (part of map):

key: legenda f

5. key MUS:

key: tonacja f

II. key [ki:] ADJ

key: kluczowy

key: główny

backspace, backspace key N COMPUT

backspace: klawisz m „backspace”

enter key N

enter key: klawisz m „enter”

function key N COMPUT

function key: klawisz m funkcyjny

hot key N COMPUT

hot key: skrót m klawiaturowy

key business N ECON

key business segment: główny obszar m działalności

key element N ECON

key element: kluczowy element m

key field N COMPUT

key field: pole nt kluczowe (w bazie danych)

key figures N pl ECON

key figures: najważniejsze dane pl liczbowe

key in VB trans

key in: wpisywać [perf wpisać] [do komputera]

key money N ECON

key money: zadatek m

key position N ECON

key position: kluczowa pozycja f

key-ring N

key-ring: breloczek m [do kluczy]

OpenDict entry

key N

square key części maszyn: klin kwadratowy m

spacing key maszyny i urządzenia biurowe: rozstawiak m

pin key części maszyn: kołek łączący m

multiplication key: klawisz mnożenia (w maszynach do liczenia) m

Morse key telegrafia: klucz morsowski m

OpenDict entry

key VB

to key something: zarysować (kluczem)

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

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

Present Perfect
I	have	keyed in
you	have	keyed in
he/she/it	has	keyed in
we	have	keyed in
you	have	keyed in
they	have	keyed in

Past Perfect
I	had	keyed in
you	had	keyed in
he/she/it	had	keyed in
we	had	keyed in
you	had	keyed in
they	had	keyed in

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to fumble for one's keys: nerwowo szukać kluczy

who's gone off with my keys?: kto mi wziął klucze?

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

In recent years many landlords have begun demanding smaller amounts of key money, equal to two or three months' rent or none at all.

en.wikipedia.org

In the core, this change of direction has helped produce in the world's key money markets an extraordinary spiraling of credit creation, international flows of money capital, and speculation.

monthlyreview.org

Most other move-in fees -- damage deposits, commissions, key money, or whatever they're called -- are illegal.

His view is that the key to safeguarding a comfortable retirement is to position your portfolio for key money trends that develop over time.

www.moneymorning.com.au

Key money is a non-refundable payment to the landlord.

en.wikipedia.org

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