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in the PONS Dictionary

I. key [kiː] N

1. key also fig (for a lock):

2. key (button):

key of a computer, piano
key of a flute

3. key:

4. key MUS:

II. key [kiː] ADJ

key factor, figure, industry, role:

low-'key ADJ

low-key colour

'short·cut key N COMPUT

ig·'ni·tion key N

'key mon·ey N no pl

'key ring N

key up VB trans

key up a person:

re·'turn key N

I. off 'key ADV

II. off 'key ADJ

1. off key (out of tune):

2. off key fig (inopportune):

'pass key N

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