Button tarimas:

/'bʌtn/

Button audio:

Žodžio paaiškinimas anglų kalba:

• noun: A generally disk-shaped fastener used to join two parts of a garment by fitting through a buttonhole or loop.
• noun: Such an object used for decoration.
• noun: Any of various objects resembling a button, especially:
• noun: A push-button switch.
• noun: The blunt tip of a fencing foil.
• noun: A fused metal or glass globule.
• noun: Computer Science In graphical user interface systems, a well-defined area within the interface that is clicked to select a command.
• noun: Computer Science In a hypertext database, an icon that when selected allows a user to view a particular associated object.
• noun: Any of various knoblike structures of a plant or animal, especially:
• noun: An immature, unexpanded mushroom.
• noun: The tip of a rattlesnake's rattle.
• noun: A usually round flat badge that bears a design or printed information and is typically pinned to a garment: a campaign button.
• noun: Informal The end of the chin, regarded as the point of impact for a punch.
• verb-transitive: To fasten with buttons: buttoned his shirt; buttoned up her raincoat.
• verb-transitive: To decorate or furnish with buttons.
• verb-transitive: Informal To close (the lips or mouth): Button your lip.
• verb-intransitive: To be or be capable of being fastened with buttons: The blouse buttons up the back.
• phrasal-verb: button up To fasten one's clothing tightly, as against cold weather.
• phrasal-verb: button up To close or seal securely: button up the cabin for winter.
• phrasal-verb: button up To complete the final details of: "Publication is a couple of months off; they're just buttoning up paperback rights” ( Donald Dale Jackson).
• idiom: on the button Exactly; precisely.

Lietuviškos reikšmės:

it's not worth a button nė skatiko nevertas

not to carea button for visai nesirūpinti

mygtukas

to push the button paspausti mygtuką

prisiūti sagas

saga

susagstyti

susegti (papr.to button up)