keybinding
/ˈkiːbaɪndɪŋ/Definitions
1. noun
A set of keyboard shortcuts, typically defined in software or operating systems, that allow users to perform specific actions or commands with a combination of keys.
“To improve her productivity, she customized her keybinding to access frequently used features with a single keystroke.”
2. noun
A specific mapping of keys to a particular action or command in a software application or game.
“The game’s keybinding allowed the player to toggle the display of a mini-map with the F5 key.”
3. verb
To assign a keyboard shortcut to a specific action or command in a software application or game.
“He keybound the shortcut to toggle the full-screen mode to the F11 key.”