click

US /klɪk/
UK /klɪk/
"click" picture
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a short, sharp sound, as of a switch being operated or of two hard objects striking together

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I heard a click as the door locked.
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The camera made a soft click when I took the picture.
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an act of pressing a mouse button to select an item on a computer screen

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Make sure to double-click the icon.
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One click will open the document.
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make a short, sharp sound

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The lock clicked shut.
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Her heels clicked on the marble floor.
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press a mouse button to select an item on a computer screen

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Click here to download the file.
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She clicked on the link to open the website.
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(of a person) become suddenly clear or understandable

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Then it all clicked into place.
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The solution finally clicked for him.
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