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key
<tech.gen> (of a code) ■ Codeschlüssel m ; Kodeschlüssel m
<tech.gen> (for locks and key-operated switches) ■ Schlüssel m
<tech.gen> (on a keyboard, keypad) ■ Taste f
<build.int> ■ Verbund m ; Kraftverbund f
<edp> ■ Key m
<join> ■ Verdübelung f
pract <join.mech.eng> (in key seats, shaft/hub connection; no radial force) ■ Feder f
<mech.eng> (between shaft and hub) ■ Längskeil m
<mus> (on wind instrument; e.g. clarinet, oboe) ■ Klappe f
<print> (basic color) ■ Key n ; Schwarz n ; Black n
<srfc> (painting; basis for subsequent layers of paint) ■ Haftgrund m
<srfc> (for coatings) ■ Ankerstelle f ; Ankerpunkt m
v <tech.gen> ■ tasten v
v <join> ■ verzahnen v
vi <srfc.wood> (paint on wood) ■ verhaften vi ; haften vi ; verankern vi
vt pract <edp> (confidential, secret messages, data; make unintelligible to others) ■ verschlüsseln vt ; codieren vt ; kodieren vt ; chiffrieren vt obs.rar ; codifizieren vt rar
vt <join> ■ verdübeln vt
vt <join> (with taper key; e.g. shaft and hub) ■ verkeilen vt
vt <join> (fasten with a key; e.g. hub on shaft) ■ keilen vt DIN 6883ff.
vt <join> ■ aufkeilen vt
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key (to)
vt <join> (attach with a key) ■ befestigen vt

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