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click (EN)
noun, verb, interjection

noun “click”

Singular click, Plural clicks
  1. the action of pressing a button on a mouse or similar device to trigger a response in computer software
    To open the file, simply move your cursor over the icon and give it a quick click.
  2. a short, sharp sound made when something small and hard strikes against another hard surface
    When she pressed the computer mouse, it made a satisfying click.
  3. a type of sound produced by certain movements of the tongue and mouth
    When she disapproved of my choice, she sucked her teeth in a sharp click that echoed her disdain.

verb “click”

Infinitiv click; hien clicks; Verg. clicked; Part. Verg. clicked; Ger. clicking
  1. to choose something on a computer screen by pressing a mouse button
    Please click the "Save" button to store your document.
  2. to make a click sound
    As she pressed the button, the mouse clicked softly.
  3. to suddenly understand or realize something
    After staring at the puzzle for hours, it finally clicked, and I saw the solution right before my eyes.
  4. to connect or get along well with someone
    From the moment they started talking, Sarah and Jenna clicked, sharing laughs as if they had known each other for years.

interjection “click”

click
  1. the sound made to indicate a click has occurred
    Click! The light turned on as she flipped the switch.