Pronunciation: /ˈbʌtənz/
noun a small disc or knob sewn on to a garment, or a button-shaped object used to fasten something
A1 I need to sew new buttons onto my shirt.
A2 She struggled to undo the buttons on her coat.
B1 The remote control has many buttons for different functions.
B2 The elevator buttons were worn out from years of use.
C1 The politician pressed all the right buttons to win over the crowd.
C2 The intricate design on the dress featured delicate buttons.
verb to fasten with a button or buttons
A1 She buttons her coat before going outside.
A2 He buttons up his shirt for the job interview.
B1 The tailor buttons the jacket with precision.
B2 The soldier buttons his uniform before the parade.
C1 The fashion designer buttons the dress with intricate details.
C2 The seamstress buttons the intricate lace gown for the bride.
formal The tailor carefully sewed on the buttons to complete the suit jacket.
informal I couldn't find the buttons for my shirt, so I just safety pinned it closed.
slang She's always pushing my buttons with her snarky comments.
figurative His words were like pushing all the right buttons, making her fall for him even more.
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