lock key
UK: /ˈlɒk ˌkiː/
Definition

Definition of lock key - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

technologyTECH.special keyboard button that turns a specific input mode on or offTECH.
  • Press the lock key to disable accidental touches on the touchscreen.
  • Lock key.
  • Lock key.
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Expressions with lock

lock inv.
prevent someone or something from escaping or changing
The contract locks in the current terms for a year.
lock intov.
secure something in a fixed position
He used a clamp to lock the pipe into place.
lock outv.
prevent from entering by locking a door
The company decided to lock out the striking workers..
lock upv.
securely store something in a locked place
She decided to lock up her valuables in a safe.
lock and keyn.
device used to secure something
The treasure chest was secured with a lock and key.
lock downv.
make an arrangement definite or permanent
They locked down the deal with a handshake.

Expressions with key

key intov.
enter information using a keyboard
He keyed into the computer all the data from the survey.
key toprep.
important for solving a problem
Innovation is key to solving climate change.
key upv.
make someone excited or nervous
The loud music keyed up the crowd before the show..
church keyn.
tool for opening cans and bottles
He used a church key to open the soda can.
key to successn.
essential factor for achieving success
Determination is often seen as the key to success.
lock and keyn.
device used to secure something
The treasure chest was secured with a lock and key.
out of keyadj.
not in harmony with the musical key
The singer was out of key during the performance.
hold the keyv.
be essential for achieving something
His support holds the key to our success.
key for successn.
crucial element enabling achievement
Education is a key for success in life.
key in handadj.
ready for immediate use or operation
The apartment is key in hand for the new tenants.

Terms related to lock key

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Terms with lock key included in their meaning

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electronic car keyn.
technology
key fob that uses electronic signals to lock or unlock a car
pick a lockv.
locksmithing
open a lock without a key using tools
unlockv.
physical lock
open a lock using a key or code
padlockv.
security
secure with a small lock using a key
bladen.
key
part of a key inserted into a lock
pickv.
unlock
open a lock without a key
keyless entryadj.
technology
describing a lock or system opened without a physical metal key
lock pickingn.
action
the act of unlocking a lock without a key

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  1. French:touche de verrouillage, ...
  2. German:Sperrtaste, ...
  3. Italian:tasto blocco, ...
  4. Spanish:tecla de bloqueo, ...
  5. Portuguese:tecla de bloqueio, ...
  6. Chinese:锁定键, ...
  7. Japanese:ロックキー, ...
  8. Arabic:مِفْتاح التَّأمين, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַקַּשׁ נְעִילָה, ...
  10. Russian:клавиша блокировки, ...
  11. Ukrainian:клавіша блокування, ...
  12. Hindi:लॉक कुंजी, ...
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