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'raktas
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noun[C]
A key: a small shaped piece of metal used to lock or unlock a lock.
'raktas
Pronunciation
Etymology
Native Lithuanian word, related to the verb rakinti “to lock, to fasten with a lock.”
Examples
Raktas guli ant stalo.
'Raktas 'guli ant 'stalo.
The key is lying on the table.
Ji įkišo raktą į spyną.
Ji į'kišo 'raktą į 'spyną.
She put the key into the lock.
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noun[C]
A key, clue, or means of understanding or solving something; the essential factor in achieving a result.
'raktas
Pronunciation
Etymology
Figurative extension of the physical sense “key.”
Examples
Svarbiausias sėkmės raktas yra kantrybė.
Svar'biausias 'sėkmės 'raktas yra kan'trybė.
The most important key to success is patience.
Ši formulė yra uždavinio raktas.
Ši 'formulė yra už'davinio 'raktas.
This formula is the key to the problem.
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noun[C]
A wrench or spanner: a tool used for turning nuts, bolts, or similar fasteners.
'raktas
Pronunciation
Etymology
A specialized extension of the general sense “key,” referring to a tool that turns or operates a mechanism.
Examples
Meistras priveržė varžtą raktu.
'Meistras pri'veržė 'varžtą 'raktu.
The mechanic tightened the bolt with a wrench.
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noun[C]
In music, a clef: a symbol at the beginning of a staff indicating the pitch of the written notes.
'raktas
Pronunciation
Etymology
A technical extension of “key,” used for a symbol that determines how musical notation is read.
Examples
Natos parašytos smuiko rakte.
'Natos para'šytos 'smuiko 'rakte.
The notes are written in the treble clef.
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