tecla poppy
Explanation:
Lo dejaría de esta manera.
KEY si se refiere a una tecla del teclado
CLAVE podría ser pero considero que es muy específico emplear este término.
key1 (kē)
n., pl. keys.
A notched and grooved, usually metal implement that is turned to open or close a lock.
A similar device used for opening or winding: the key of a clock; a can that has a key attached.
A means of access, control, or possession.
A vital, crucial element.
A set of answers to a test.
A table, gloss, or cipher for decoding or interpreting.
A device, such as a wedge or pin, inserted to lock together mechanical or structural parts.
Architecture. The keystone in the crown of an arch.
A button or lever that is depressed to operate a machine.
A button that is depressed to cause a corresponding character or function to be typed or executed by a typewriter or to be accepted as input by a computer.
Music. A button or lever that is depressed with the finger to produce or modulate the sound of an instrument, such as a clarinet or piano.
Music.
A tonal system consisting of seven tones in fixed relationship to a tonic, having a characteristic key signature and being the structural foundation of the bulk of Western music; tonality.
The principal tonality of a work: an etude in the key of E.
The pitch of a voice or other sound.
A characteristic tone or level of intensity, as of a speech or sales campaign. Often used in combination: high-key; low-key.
Botany. A samara.
An outline of the distinguishing characteristics of a group of organisms, used as a guide in taxonomic identification.
Basketball. An area at each end of the court between the base line and the foul line and including the jump-ball circle at the foul line: a jump shot from the top of the key.
adj.
Of crucial importance; significant: key decisions; the key element of the thesis.
v., keyed, key·ing, keys.
v.tr.
To lock with or as if with a key.
Architecture. To furnish (an arch) with a keystone.
Music. To regulate the pitch of.
To bring into harmony; adjust or adapt.
To supply an explanatory key for.
To operate (a device), as for typesetting, by means of a keyboard.
To enter (data) into a computer by means of a keyboard.
To identify (a biological specimen).
To vandalize or mar by scratching with a key: Vandals keyed the cars left in the parking garage.
v.intr.
To pay close attention; focus: improved service by keying on customer complaints; keyed in on the main points of the lecture.
Sports. To watch or cover an opposing player closely in an effort to limit the player's effectiveness. Used with on: “[She] still carries the burden of scoring … even though opponents key on her throughout every game” (Josh Barr).
phrasal verb:
key up
To make intense, excited, or nervous.
idioms:
in key
In consonance with other factors.
out of key
Not in consonance with other factors.
[Middle English kai, kei, from Old English cǣg.]
key2 (kē)
n., pl. keys.
A low offshore island or reef, especially in the Gulf of Mexico; a cay.
[Alteration (influenced by key, variant of QUAY) of Spanish cayo; see cay.]
key3 (kē)
n. Slang., pl. keys.
A kilogram of marijuana, cocaine, or heroin.
[Shortening and alteration of KILOGRAM.]
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