I want to use the default VSCode key bindings in Visual Studio, such as Ctrl + D for example.
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Not sure why you would want to switch from VS Code to Visual Studio... I am sure there is reason though just being a little sarcastic. This is a link that talks about key bindings in Visual Studio, not sure what version you're using.Key Bindings
However, I know you can import these settings into Visual Studio but follows a specific file extension. Probably not helpful, I wonder if there is some NuGet package that could incorporate those settings.
Regardless, for the most they are both Microsoft Products. Last I checked the shortcuts for the most part are fairly similar. If you're looking for something specific or want something specific I'd just modify it in the key bindings link above.
You can go to Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Keyboard as mentioned here.