keyed

• Describe un estado de excitación, nerviosismo o tensión, usado a menudo en la frase 'keyed up'. También puede referirse a algo que tiene teclas o que está ajustado o calibrado.

Describes a state of being excited, nervous, or tense, often used in the phrase 'keyed up'.

1. Fitted with or secured by a keyB2formal

   Having a key mechanism for locking or securing something.

   provisto de llave

   • The door is keyed to open only with a specific key.
   • The lock is keyed for security purposes.
   • The safe is keyed with a combination lock.

2. Set to a key or toneB2formal

   Adjusted or tuned to a specific key or pitch, often in music or mechanics.

   afinado a una tonalidad

   • The piano is keyed to concert pitch.
   • The instrument is keyed for a specific musical scale.
   • The machine is keyed to operate at a certain frequency.

   Sinónimosadjustedcalibratedpitchedset

• Verbo que significa introducir datos mediante un teclado o ajustar/fijar algo con una llave o clave.

A verb meaning to enter or input data using a keyboard, or to adjust or secure something with a key.

1. Enter dataA2formal

   To enter or type information into a device, such as a computer or keyboard.

   Introducir datos

   • She keyed the data into the spreadsheet.
   • He keyed in the password to access the system.
   • Please key your responses into the online form.

   Sinónimosenterinputkeyboardtype

2. B2formal

   To adjust or align something to fit a specific requirement or standard.

   ajustar o alinear

   • The design was keyed to the client's specifications.
   • The marketing strategy is keyed to the target audience.
   • The software is keyed to work with older operating systems.

   Sinónimosadaptadjustaligncalibratefitsuittune

   Antónimosderangedisarrangemisalign

Variantes phrasalkey out