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clickIn phonetics, a suction sound made in the mouth. Click sounds occur in various African languages and are often used as interjections in other languages—for example, the sound of disapproval represented in English by tsk, tsk. Clicks are a regular part of the consonant system in the Khoisan languages and in Bantu languages such as Xhosa and Zulu that have been strongly influenced by Khoisan. click (1) See CLIQ.(2) To select an object by pressing the mouse button when the cursor is pointing to the required menu option, icon or hypertext link. See click and drag and tap. (2) One click is one kilometer. This military term is sometimes used by telecom people for line distances in large networks. See metric system. click 1. a. the locking member of a ratchet mechanism, such as a pawl or detent b. the movement of such a mechanism between successive locking positions 2. US and Canadian slang a kilometre 3. Computing an act of pressing and releasing a button on a mouse click [klik] (communications) A short-duration electric disturbance, such as that sometimes produced by a code-sending key or a switch. (computer science) To select an object when the pointer is touching it by pressing and quickly releasing a button on a mouse. (engineering acoustics) A perforation in a sound track which produces a clicking sound when passed over the projector sound head.
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