按钮
àn niǔ
button
In Chinese, '按钮' (button) is often used in web development and technology contexts to mean an interactive button on a webpage or digital interface. Just like in English, it can also refer to a button on clothing. Depending on the context, '按钮' may take on slightly different usages and meanings.
Example sentences using: 按钮
请把按钮调到最大.
Qǐng bǎ ànniǔ tiáodào zuìdà.
Please turn the button to the maximum.
In this example, someone is being asked to adjust a control (perhaps on a device) by turning a button to its highest or maximum setting.
这个按钮是开机键.
Zhège ànniǔ shì kāi jī jiàn.
This button is the power key.
This example describes a button that serves as the power switch on a machine or device.
按钮已经坏了.
Ànniǔ yǐjīng huài le.
The button is already broken.
This expresses that the control button is no longer functioning or is damaged.
请不要随意按这个按钮.
Qǐng búyào suíyì àn zhège ànniǔ.
Please do not press this button casually.
This phrase is cautioning someone to avoid pressing a button without a specific purpose or reason.
我找不到那个按钮.
Wǒ zhǎo bù dào nàgè ànniǔ.
I can't find that button.
In this context, one is having trouble locating a particular button.
他紧张地按了按钮.
Tā jǐnzhāng de àn le ànniǔ.
He nervously pressed the button.
This example illustrates a person who, due to nervousness, pressed a button.
这个按钮质量很差.
Zhège ànniǔ zhìliàng hěn chà.
The quality of this button is very poor.
This view expresses dissatisfaction with the quality of a specific button.
不小心按到这个按钮.
Bù xiǎoxīn àn dào zhège ànniǔ.
Accidentally pressed this button.
This phrase explains a situation where someone unintentionally pressed a button.
电梯内的那个按钮需要修理
Diàntī nèi de nàgè ànniǔ xūyào xiūlǐ.
The button inside the elevator needs repair.
Here, it is being explained that a button in an elevator is malfunctioning and needs to be fixed.
红色按钮代表停止
Hóngsè ànniǔ dàibiǎo tíngzhǐ.
The red button represents stop.
In this context, a red button is used to indicate a stop command or function.