click
/klɪk/
noun
- A short, sharp sound like a small object hitting another.
- There was a loud click when he pressed the button.
- The clock made a soft click every second.
- I heard the click of the lock as she left.
- An act of pressing a button on a computer mouse or other device.
- A single click opens the menu.
- It only takes one click to buy the item.
- She saved the file with a quick click.
verb
- To press a button on a computer mouse or other device to select or activate something.
- Please click the link to open the article.
- She clicked the icon to start the game.
- He clicked twice on the file to open it.
- To make a short, sharp sound like a small object hitting another.
- The camera clicked as he took the photo.
- She clicked her tongue in disapproval.
- The door clicked shut behind him.
- To suddenly become clear or understood; to have a moment of realization.
- The explanation clicked with the students.
- After studying the problem for an hour, everything clicked.
- It finally clicked that she was talking about a different movie.
- To get along well with someone or to work together smoothly.
- Our new manager clicked with the whole staff.
- The band members clicked during their first practice.
- The two teammates clicked immediately and became good friends.