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Meanings of keyed in anglès

Fitted with or secured by a key.

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Usage of keyed in anglès
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Investors keyed in on Dudley's remarks but for different reasons on Monday.
Reuters
2
Rose keyed the new number into her cell and forgot about it.
Prince Lestat
3
Tain flipped his cell phone open and keyed in a text message.
The frailty of flesh
4
Each program contains steps which are keyed to information in the scene.
Pubmed
5
I was very 'keyed up' for I expected arrest at any moment.
The Irish Times
6
She picked up her cell phone and keyed in a text message.
The frailty of flesh
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The burst of applause which greeted the conductor keyed him still higher.
The Song of the Lark
8
His jaw clenched, unclenched, then he keyed a number into his mobile.
Bones Are Forever
9
The piston head is guided by a slide keyed to the frame.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 358, November 11, 1882
10
A moment later he spoke in a tone keyed a shade lower.
The Triumph of John Kars: A Story of the Yukon
11
The deadbolt locks of the house and barn were keyed the same.
Dark rivers of the heart
12
Adama raised the heavy microphone in his hand and keyed the attention-tone.
Battlestar Galactica
13
Always keyed to events in the Labyrinth but never identical to it.
Future Lovecraft
14
How letters are keyed and tested is the subject of another chapter.
Business Correspondence, Vol. 1: How to Write a Business Letter
15
They were all keyed up on the Subject and full of Information.
People You Know
16
The doors that secure the ink cartridges are keyed to eliminate confusion.
Reuters
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United States of America
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