英语词组key in是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

key in

keys, keying, keyed

key in sth or key sth in

key sth into sth

to put information into a computer using a keyboard

I've got all the data now but it still needs to be keyed in.The forms are all filled in and the information is then keyed into the system.

key in

1. To type something in using a computer keyboard or a keypad. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "key" and "in." If you key in the right code, the alarm will stop beeping. Can your intern key this data in for me?

2. To recognize and focus on something. If you want to retain more employees, you need to key in on the things that are important to them.

3. To inform someone of something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "key" and "in." Can you key me in on Pete's plans for this new project?

key in

1. To enter something as data into a computer system or program using a keyboard; input something: I keyed the statistics in and analyzed the patterns. The researcher keyed in the results of the experiment and printed out a copy.

2. To become aware of or responsive to someone or something: If they are going to be good leaders, they need to key in to the needs of the voters. We stated our complaints very clearly, but the manager hasn't keyed in.

3. To cause someone to become aware of or responsive to someone or something: We don't know the strategy yet, but you can key us in. The manager keyed in the employees to the new dress code.

词组	key in
释义	Phr V key in keys, keying, keyed key in sth or key sth in key sth into sth to put information into a computer using a keyboard I've got all the data now but it still needs to be keyed in.The forms are all filled in and the information is then keyed into the system. phrasekey in1. *key sth* in** • key in sth to type information into a computer: If you key your message in first, I'll show you how to send it. Most people key in their work themselves now.■ SIMILAR TO: type in, enter2. be keyed up to be very nervous or excited about something: Travis arrived, keyed up at the thought of seeing Rosemary again. We were all keyed up and ready to go. key in 1. To type something in using a computer keyboard or a keypad. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "key" and "in." If you key in the right code, the alarm will stop beeping. Can your intern key this data in for me? 2. To recognize and focus on something. If you want to retain more employees, you need to key in on the things that are important to them. 3. To inform someone of something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "key" and "in." Can you key me in on Pete's plans for this new project? key in v. 1. To enter something as data into a computer system or program using a keyboard; input something: I keyed the statistics in and analyzed the patterns. The researcher keyed in the results of the experiment and printed out a copy. 2. To become aware of or responsive to someone or something: If they are going to be good leaders, they need to key in to the needs of the voters. We stated our complaints very clearly, but the manager hasn't keyed in. 3. To cause someone to become aware of or responsive to someone or something: We don't know the strategy yet, but you can key us in. The manager keyed in the employees to the new dress code.
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