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41click — v. (colloq.) (D; intr.) ( to be successful ) to click with (the new show clicked with the public) * * * [klɪk] (colloq.) (D; intr.) ( to be successful ) to click with (the new show clicked with the public) …
42click — A slight, sharp sound. ejection c. a clicking ejection sound. See sound. mitral c. the opening snap of the mitral valve. systolic c …
43click on — phr verb Click on is used with these nouns as the object: ↑icon, ↑link, ↑window …
44Click — Bezeichnung für das Aufrufen eines Links, Icons oder Programmsymbols am Computer durch Drücken der Maustaste. Das dabei entstehende Klicken beherrscht alle Büroräume. Der Click ist unter der Bezeichnung AdClick auch eine der Masseinheiten für den …
45click — I. n American a clique, a small group of friends or con federates. A favourite word with high school and college students. II. vb British 1. to catch someone (doing something they shouldn t) I clicked him sconned on peeve. [I caught him drunk] 2 …
46click in — become aware, realize, dawn on, hit me It didn t click in that he was hurt until I saw the blood on his shirt …
47click — 1. obsolete to steal Literally, to snatch or seize hold of ... wanting to click the cunzle (that is hook the siller). (W. Scott, 1814) A clicker was a thief, a body snatcher, or a pestering touting shopkeeper. (Bodysnatchers were… …
48click — noun a short, sharp sound as of two hard objects coming smartly into contact. ↘a speech sound produced by sudden withdrawal of the tongue from the soft palate, front teeth, or back teeth and hard palate, occurring in some southern African and… …
49click — 1. noun the click of the timer Syn: clack, snap, pop, tick; clink 2. verb 1) cameras clicked Syn: snap, clack, tick, pop; clink 2) informal that night it clicked …
50click — Hā ukē ukē, mūkā, kīkē, pa ina. ♦ Click glasses, kīkē kī aha …
