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- From the verb key: (⇒ conjugate)
- keyed is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections
- v past
- v past p
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2025: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| keyed adj | (instrument: having keys) | klawiszowy przym. |
| | This piece is to be played on a keyed instrument. |
keyed,
-keyed adj | (with explanatory coding) | specjalnie oznaczony przys. + przym. |
| Uwaga: Often used in combination | | | Audrey leafed through the colour-keyed pages. | | | The hikers were using a keyed map. |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2025: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| key n | (device that opens a lock) | klucz m |
| | I can't find the key to unlock the door. |
| | Nie mogę znaleźć klucza, żeby otworzyć drzwi. |
| key n | (software: code) | klucz m |
| | The software has a key that you have to type in to be able to use it. |
| | To oprogramowanie wymaga wpisania klucza zanim będziesz mógł go użyć. |
| key n | (button on a computer keyboard) | klawisz m |
| | After finishing a line, you need to hit the Enter key. |
| | Po skończeniu wiersza, musisz uderzyć klawisz Enter. |
| key n | (music: D major, etc.) | tonacja ż |
| | The song was written in the key of D major. |
| | Ta piosenka została napisana w tonacji d-moll. |
| key n | (legend on a map) | legenda ż |
| | What does this symbol mean? I can't find it in the key. |
| key n | (on a piano, etc.) | klawisz m |
| | A piano has many white and black keys. |
key,
key to [sth] n | (solution) (przenośny) | klucz do czegoś m + przyim. |
| | The key to solving the puzzle is to eliminate the incorrect answers. |
| the key (to (doing) [sth]) n | (most important thing) (przenośny) | klucz do czegoś m + przyim. |
| | The key to getting into this college is to perform well at interview. |
| key n | (on a mechanism, for winding) | klucz m |
| | I've lost the key for the grandfather clock. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| key adj | (most important) | kluczowy przym. |
| | The key ingredient is garlic. |
| | Kluczowym składnikiem jest czosnek. |
| key n | (in a dictionary) (przenośny) | klucz m |
| | The dictionary's key explains all the abbreviations. |
| key n | (style, tone) | tonacja ż |
| | | styl m |
| | Her house is decorated in a very soft key. |
| key n | (keystone) | podstawa ż |
| | Look at the key of the arch. |
| key n | (island reef) | podwodna skała koralowa wyr. |
| | | rafa koralowa ż + przym. |
| | Key West is one of the Florida Keys. |
| key n | (can opener) | kluczyk m |
| | You open the sardine tin with the key that's attached to the lid. |
| key [sth]⇒ vtr | (musical instrument: set pitch) | stroić coś ndk. |
| | | nastroić coś dk. |
| | The guitar needs to be keyed higher than that. |
| key [sth] vtr | (scratch with a key) | porysować coś kluczem dk. + m |
| | Annoyed to find a car parked half on the pavement, Audrey keyed it. |
| key [sth] into [sth] vtr + prep | (data: type in) | wprowadzać coś do czegoś zwrot ndk. |
| | | wprowadzić coś do czegoś zwrot dk. |
| | She keyed the data into a spreadsheet. |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2025: Formy złożone:
key | keyed |
| backspace key n | (on computer keyboard) | klawisz cofający m + przym. |
| | Hitting the backspace key removes the most recently typed symbol. |
| door key n | (key to house, hotel room) | klucz do drzwi wyr. |
| | In modern hotels, the door key is a plastic card. |
| function key n | (button on computer keyboard) | klawisz funcji m + ż |
| | The function keys are always numbered F1, F2, F3, etc. |
| ignition key n | (key that starts an engine) | klucz do stacyjki wyr. |
| | He turned the ignition key in the lock and the engine started to run. |
key chain,
keychain n | (fob for attaching keys) | breloczek m |
| | I got my dad a souvenir key chain from Paris. |
| key holder n | (ring or fob to which keys are attached) | breloczek m |
| | He gave me a key holder which I can attach to my belt so I don't lose it. |
| key holder n | ([sb] who has the key) (potoczny, żartobliwy) | klucznik m |
| | The police need the contact details of a keyholder in case the burglar alarm goes off. |
| key in vtr | (enter by typing) | wstawiać, wpisywać ndk. |
| | | wstawić, wpisać dk. |
| | Key in your name and email address on the online application form. |
| key issue n | (crucial subject) | kluczowe zagadnienie przym. + n |
| key pattern n | (geometric border design) | ornament m |
| | Ancient Greek pottery makes extensive use of the key pattern. |
key ring,
keyring n | (metal loop for holding keys) | breloczek na klucze wyr. |
| | The keys on the guard's key ring jangled as he walked. |
key worker,
essential worker n | ([sb] providing vital goods or services) | pracownik kluczowy m + przym. |
| keyword n | (search term) | kluczowy termin przym. + m |
| | The index can be searched by subject or by keyword. |
| keyword n | (word: deciphers a code) | kluczowe słowo przym. + n |
| | The spy's mother was the only other person that knew the keyword to decipher the notebook. |
| key word n | (important term) | kluczowy termin przym. + m |
| | The key word here is 'estimated'. |
low key,
low-key adj | (light, colour: subtle, subdued) | jasny, subtelny przym. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun | | | The colour of this carpet is very low key. |
low key,
low-key adj | (not ostentatious) | dyskretny przym. |
| | | nie rzucający się w oczy |
| | I want to keep this matter low key. |
| master key n | (passkey, key that opens a number of locks) | klucz uniwersalny m + przym. |
| | I lost the key to my apartment and so had to ask the caretaker to open the door for me with his master key. |
off key,
off-key adj | (out of tune) (muzyka) | fałszywy przym. |
| | Elena was off key and her voice sounded very strained. |
off key,
off-key adv | (out of tune) (muzyka) | fałszywy przym. |
| | Angela was singing off key. |
passkey,
pass key n | (key that opens many locks) | wytrych m |
| | Bob used his passkey to open several doors in the office building. |
| skeleton key n | (master or multi-purpose key) | wytrych m |
| | The hotel maid had a skeleton key so she could let herself into any room she wanted. |
| under lock and key adv | (to or in prison) | pod kluczem przym. + m |
| | This type of deviant behaviour will get you put under lock and key. |
| under lock and key adj | (person: in prison) | pod kluczem przym. + m |
| | He's under lock and key after he committed that robbery last year. |
| under lock and key adj | (thing: locked away) | pod kluczem przym. + m |
| | I want you to stop overspending so I put your credit card under lock and key. |
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