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Meanings of click in English

Portuguese
prendedor
Catalan
pestell

A hinged catch that fits into a notch of a ratchet to move a wheel forward or prevent it from moving backward.

prendedor
Portuguese
clique
Catalan
clic
Spanish
clic

The action of pressing a button or key on a pointing device.

Related terms
clique
Catalan
dring

A short light metallic sound.

dring
Catalan
fer petar
Spanish
chasquear

Cause to make a snapping sound.

fer petar
Usage of click in English
1
For example, click buttons were made large enough to make navigation easy.
Reuters
2
Neither will forcing users to click yes in order to sign up.
Wired
3
For more information on finding your local home improvement agency click here.
The Guardian
4
For more information and to sign up for the course, click here.
The South African
5
Very few new drivers go into a new team and immediately click.
The Guardian
6
For an adventure game, point-and-click is simply the natural way to play.
Wired
7
For previous reports on Rice's ordeal last year on K2, click here.
Climbing Magazine
8
For more information on St. Croix Food and Wine Experience, click here.
Ebony
9
To his great surprise he heard the lock click, a moment later.
The preacher
10
For the latest information on School Closures in Northern Ireland, click here.
BBC
11
The former were click-and-wait HTML sites that were often painful to use.
The Guardian
12
Theirs are spam text messages that ask you to click a link.
Wired
13
For more information on the upcoming Jan. 12 gallery talk, click here.
Ebony
14
For more information on uShaka Marine's rates and opening times click here.
The South African
15
Please click here to reload the page which should correct the problem.
The Guardian
16
For more on the state of the current Test match click here.
Radio NZ
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Click through the time
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Common
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