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Definition of keypad - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
devicessmall keyboard with buttons for devices
- The remote control has a simple keypad.
2.
technologyset of buttons on a telephone
- Dial the number using the phone's keypad.
Images of keypad

small keyboard with buttons for devices 
set of buttons on a telephone
Expressions with keypad
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section of keyboard for entering numbers quickly
He used the numeric keypad to enter data efficiently.
Origin of keypad
English, key (button) + pad (small platform)
Terms with keypad included in their meaning
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technology
small keypad for entering PIN at checkout
technology
automated phone system that lets callers respond using voice or keypad input
technology
key on a keyboard that toggles the numeric keypad
technology
state of numeric keypad being active
electronics
numeric keypad on electronic devices
keypad messaging
method that guesses terms from digit presses during writing
Examples of keypad in a sentence
He entered the code on the keypad. Enter your PIN on the keypad. The keypad was worn from frequent use.
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- French:clavier numérique, clavier téléphonique, ...
- German:Tastenfeld, Tastatur, ...
- Italian:tastierina, tastierino, ...
- Spanish:teclado numérico, teclado telefónico, ...
- Portuguese:teclado, ...
- Chinese:按键板, 数字键盘, ...
- Japanese:キーパッド, ボタンパネル, ...
- Arabic:لَوْحَة أَزْرار, لَوْحَة مَفَاتِيح, ...
- Hebrew:לוּחַ מַקְשִׁים, מַקְלֶדֶת, ...
- Russian:клавиатура, ...
- Ukrainian:клавіатура, кнопкова панель, ...
- Hindi:कीपैड, बटन सेट, ...

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