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February 09, 2015, 04:02 AM
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In Spain, we say "apretar el button" to say "to press a button" . You can say "presionar" but that is not really common. Definitely we don't use "oprimir" for that.
The keyboard keys are "teclas"; so to "press a key" we say "pulsar una tecla". For a button we usually say "apretar"; for a key we usually say "pulsar". I wouldn't say "oprimir" for any of them. Hope this is helpful 
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