to click
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1.0
- verb
- /klɪk/
- Texting
:
hacer clic en
- Electronic IEP programs often require the user to point, click, and select from a drop-down box of choices.
- click on a link
- click a button
- click the icon
Once, once I actually made the, I clicked purchase.
- Once, once I actually made the, I clicked purchase.
- So people will go and click on that e-mail.
- Also, subscribe if you're not already and click those post notifications on.
Examples
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The target stimulus appeared in the middle of the screen, and participants clicked the matching shape.
Academic text (2013) -
Please go to our website, hrw.org and click on Donate Now.
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All we want you to do is click one of them.
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So people will go and click on that e-mail.
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We're just going to click that now.
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In the end, I finally decided to click "send" and hope for the best.
Academic text (2011) -
Members go to the club website, click, and go to the entering process.
Academic text (2008) -
"Touch and Learn" provides images with hotspots that students can click for text or a video.
Academic text (2015) -
Young readers can click the text to have it read aloud again and again.
Academic text (2015) -
To find more information, click the link provided on the home page.
Synonyms
1
2.8
Touch the screen lightly with your finger to choose or open something
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
3
1.6
An action of pressing and releasing a mouse button once to choose or open something
1
7.6
A beetle that snaps its body to flip into the air and make a quick clicking sound
Surface Forms
Etymology
Click is a word that copies a 'short, sharp sound', like clack or snap, and the action of a computer mouse was named after that little noise. So to click a mouse is to press it and make that sound to select something.