Taste

Taste
f; -, -n; Klavier etc., EDV key; TECH. (Drucktaste) auch pushbutton; eine Taste betätigen oder drücken press (oder hit) a key; mächtig in die Tasten hauen umg. thump the keys, bash out the tunes
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die Taste
push-button; key
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Tạs|te ['tastə]
f -, -n
key; (= Knopf an Gerät auch) button

in die Tasten greifen (inf) — to play the piano

auf die Tasten hauen or hämmern (inf) — to hammer away at the keyboard

"Taste drücken" — "push button"

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die
1) (in musical instruments, one of the small parts pressed to sound the notes: piano keys.) key
2) (in a typewriter, calculator etc, one of the parts which one presses to cause a letter etc to be printed, displayed etc.) key
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Tas·te
<-, -n>
[ˈtastə]
f (auf Tastatur) key; (auf Telefon) button
programmierbare \Taste programmable key
\Taste zum Rückwärtsblättern/Vorwärtsblättern page down/up key
\Taste zum Entfernen delete [or cancel] key
[mächtig] in die \Tasten greifen to strike up a tune
auf die \Tasten hauen [o hämmern] (hum fam) to hammer away at the keyboard hum fam
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die; Taste, Tasten
1) key
2) (am Telefon, Radio, Fernsehgerät, Taschenrechner usw.) button
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Taste f; -, -n; Klavier etc, IT key; TECH (Drucktaste) auch pushbutton;
eine Taste betätigen oder
drücken press (oder hit) a key;
mächtig in die Tasten hauen umg thump the keys, bash out the tunes
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die; Taste, Tasten
1) key
2) (am Telefon, Radio, Fernsehgerät, Taschenrechner usw.) button
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-n f.
button n.
key n.
pushbutton n.

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