keyboard

Word family adjectivekeyedkeylessnounkeyboardkeyboarderkeyboardistkeybuglekeycardkeyholekeyhole surgerykeylinekeynotekeypadkeypalkey ringkey signaturekeystonekeystrokekeystrokingkeywaykeywordkeyworkerkeyverbkeypunch

Related topics: Music, Computers

ldoce_182_bkey·board1 /ˈkiːbɔːd $ -bɔːrd/ S3 noun [countableC]

1 APMa board with buttons marked with letters or numbers that are pressed to put information into a computer or other machine 〔计算机等的〕键盘

a computer keyboard

计算机键盘

→5 See picture of computer keyboard 计算机键盘, electronic keyboard 电子琴 →4 See picture of 见图 keyboard →4 See picture on 见图 Page A8 In the office 办公室里

2. the row of keys on some musical instruments that you press in order to play them 〔乐器的〕键盘

3 (also keyboards) [plural]APM an electronic musical instrument similar to a piano that can make sounds like many different instruments 电子琴 → synthesizer

Chris Kelly (guitar) and Benny Hayes (keyboards and vocals)

克里斯·凯利(吉他手)和本尼·海斯(键盘手和主唱)

Examples from the Corpus

keyboard• More than a dozen Web sites have information about Dvorak, and many offer software for converting computer keyboards.• The program can be used to record music input directly from the computer keyboard.• She focuses the music on her keyboards and her front-and-center vocals, which can be breathy and intimate or jagged.• Dorfman plays keyboards -- an injury preventing him from shouldering his usual accordion.• The ideal position for the mouse is on the same plane as the keyboard and as close to the keyboard as possible.• The keyboard is the input device.

单词	keyboard
释义	keyboard Word family adjectivekeyedkeylessnounkeyboardkeyboarderkeyboardistkeybuglekeycardkeyholekeyhole surgerykeylinekeynotekeypadkeypalkey ringkey signaturekeystonekeystrokekeystrokingkeywaykeywordkeyworkerkeyverbkeypunch Related topics: Music, Computers ldoce_182_bkey·board1 /ˈkiːbɔːd $ -bɔːrd/ ●●● S3 noun [countableC] 1 APMa board with buttons marked with letters or numbers that are pressed to put information into a computer or other machine 〔计算机等的〕键盘 a computer keyboard 计算机键盘 →5 See picture of computer keyboard 计算机键盘, electronic keyboard 电子琴 →4 See picture of 见图 keyboard →4 See picture on 见图 Page A8 In the office 办公室里 2. the row of keys on some musical instruments that you press in order to play them 〔乐器的〕键盘 3 (also keyboards) [plural]APM an electronic musical instrument similar to a piano that can make sounds like many different instruments 电子琴 → synthesizer Chris Kelly (guitar) and Benny Hayes (keyboards and vocals) 克里斯·凯利(吉他手)和本尼·海斯(键盘手和主唱) Examples from the Corpus keyboard• More than a dozen Web sites have information about Dvorak, and many offer software for converting computer keyboards.• The program can be used to record music input directly from the computer keyboard.• She focuses the music on her keyboards and her front-and-center vocals, which can be breathy and intimate or jagged.• Dorfman plays keyboards -- an injury preventing him from shouldering his usual accordion.• The ideal position for the mouse is on the same plane as the keyboard and as close to the keyboard as possible.• The keyboard is the input device. Related topics: Computers, Technology keyboard2 verb [intransitiveI, transitiveT]TDT to put information into a computer, using a keyboard 用键盘(将…)输入计算机 —keyboarding noun [uncountableU] keyboarding errors 输入错误 From Longman Business Dictionary keyboardkey·board1 /ˈkiːbɔːd-bɔːrd/ noun [countableC]COMPUTING a board with buttons marked with different letters and numbers which are pressed to put information into a computer or other machine the F2 key on your computer keyboard keyboardkeyboard2 verb [transitiveT]COMPUTING to put information into a computer, using a keyboard The best way would be to keyboard the entries into the correct places in the document. —keyboarding noun [uncountableU] an estimate of the keyboarding costs
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