push button
push button
Definition
☆ push button
noun
a small knob or button that is pushed to operate something, as by closing an electric circuit
push-button
Definition
☆ push·-button (po̵os̸h′but′'n)
adjective
- controlled by or carried out by means of a push button
- highly mechanized, computerized, automatic, etc. modern, push-button warfare
push button
Usage Examples
Preposition: on
- front: Deciding which device you are viewing or recording is determined by push buttons on the front of the SCART switch.
Converse of object
- handle: Wheel handle push button allows you to lock and unlock the pull handle and to easily adjust it to your preferred height.
Adjective modifier
- simple: Most fog machines come with some type of remote control either in the form of a simple single push button on the budget machines.
- single: Most fog machines come with some type of remote control either in the form of a simple single push button on the budget machines.
Modifies a noun
- switch: The non latching push button switch must be held to talk.
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