change key

American  

noun

1. a key opening only one lock.

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Example Sentences

"The game still lacks the option to change key binds, which is a basic accessibility issue," says Zoe.

From BBC

Some revisions change key components of the initiatives, while others amend technical details.

From Salon

Our review of ZSA Moonlander Mark I Verge Score 8.5 out of 10 Good Stuff Extremely customizable Feels good to use Easy to change key switches Long cables RGB backlighting Bad Stuff Expensive Amount of customization can be overwhelming The white model gets dirty quickly Buy for $365.00 from ZSA Let’s get this out of the way first: yes, the Moonlander, with its split layout, tented angles, and the clusters of keys designed to be used by your thumbs, just doesn’t look much like a traditional keyboard.

From The Verge

That’s helpful because the Keychron K3 doesn’t let you natively remap its keys, meaning you can’t reconfigure the keyboard to change key locations or add others that might be more important for your needs.

From The Verge

During his administration, President Barack Obama managed to make climate change key to the relationship and succeeded in wooing Beijing to support broad policies to slow the growth in greenhouse gases and shift the Chinese economy toward renewable sources of energy.

From Washington Post