key

key
1) ключ; кнопка, клавиша; переключатель
2) ключ, шифр, код; указание к решению
3) переключать, работать ключом, коммутировать
4) набирать на клавиатуре
5) осуществлять привязку
6) ключ (в управлении базами данных - идентификатор записи или группы записей в файле данных)
7) снабжать ключом (для правильной пространственной ориентации, напр., микросхемы)
8) ключ (папка в левой части окна редактора реестра (registry); может содержать подключи и значимые элементы)
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- key in
- key off
- key on
- key out
- accelerator key
- activate key
- actual key
- alphanumeric keys
- alphameric keys
- arrow key
- ascending key - authorization key
- autorepeating key
- backarrow key
- backspace key
- break key
- bucky bit key
- calculation key
- cancel key
- canceling key
- candidate key
- carriage restore key
- carriage reverse key
- carriage space key
- chained key
- change mode key
- character key
- check reset key
- chroma key
- clear key
- clear/entry key
- clearing key
- concatenated key
- confirmation key
- control key
- conversion key
- data encryption key
- dead key
- decimal key
- descending key
- diode key
- direction key
- duplicate key
- encryption key
- entity key
- entry and summation key
- erase key
- erase-all key
- escape key
- execute console instruction key
- extra key
- fast key
- foreign key
- front key
- function key
- generic control key
- generic key
- half-space key
- halt key
- home key
- hot key
- infinite random key
- initiate key
- interrupt key
- labeled key
- latch-down key
- lighted key
- load key
- major key
- membrane key
- menu-driven key
- minor key - one-shot key
- option key
- page-up key
- pass key
- primary key
- printscreen key
- privacy key
- private key
- product key
- programmable function key
- protection key
- public key
- qualified compound key
- release key
- request enter key
- reset key
- respond typeout key
- return key
- rubout key
- running key
- run-time key
- search key
- secondary key
- self-certified public key - session key
- shift key
- shifted function key
- shortcut key
- signaling key
- single cycle key
- single step key
- size key
- soft key
- sort key
- start key
- stop key
- storage key
- storage protection key
- switch key
- system key
- system utility key
- top key
- transaction key
- unlabeled function key
- unmatched key
- up arrow key
- user-definable key
- voice key

English-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming. 2013.

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