to chord
- verb
- /kɔrd/
- Specialized
- He practiced every day to chord efficiently when typing reports for his job as a transcriber.
Examples
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By learning how to chord, you can enhance your typing speed and accuracy significantly.
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In order to input text quickly, she learned to chord various commands on her specialized keyboard.
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So chord, chord, thumb, chord, chord, chord, thumb, chord.
Synonyms
To type information into a computer or device using a keyboard
To write by pressing keys on a typewriter or keyboard
To type text into a computer or device using a set of keys
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
A chord of three notes with one extra note seven notes above the first
- Specialized
A set of three notes played together, the main note and two higher notes, making a major or minor sound
- Specialized
A group of musical notes played together that sound tense and not smooth
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chord for keyboards comes from the musical chord, a group of notes originally like several strings played together. So to chord on a special keyboard is to press several keys at once to make that group of notes.