push-button
- noun
- /ˈpʊʃˌbʌtən/
:
botón
And then I saw these, which were a settable push button.
- And then I saw these, which were a settable push button.
Examples
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There we go, little push button there, little catch.
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Inside the push button there are two pieces of metal that are separated by spring.
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After absorbing the world around it, the denim was retrieved at summer's end and was used to make a limited number of push-button shirts that will be released at select
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The remote control has a push-button that turns the device on and off.
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To start the machine, simply press the push-button located on the front panel.
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The push-button on the elevator allows you to select your desired floor.
Synonyms
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1.0
A small part you press to make a machine or app do something
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1.9
A small switch you press with a finger to control a machine like a coffee maker or elevator
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4.8
A very small device that turns power on or off when touched lightly
A button on a door or wall you press to ring a bell at an entrance
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Morphology
Etymology
Push-button is just push plus button, and a button is a small knob you 'press' to make something work. So a push-button (the noun) is a small switch you press with a finger.