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click in Italian

click in Italian is consonante avulsiva, clicca, cliccare — click means a short, sharp sound, like that made by a switch, latch, or a mouse button.

click in Italian

consonante avulsiva
noun
(phonetics) An ingressive sound made by coarticulating a velar or uvular closure with another closure.
clicca
noun
(GUI) The act of pressing a button on a computer mouse or similar input device, both as a physical act and a reaction in the software.
cliccare
verb

What does "click" mean?

  1. noun A short, sharp sound, like that made by a switch, latch, or a mouse button.
    "The door shut with a soft click."
  2. verb To press and release a button on a computer mouse, or to select something on a screen this way.
    "Click the icon to open the file."
  3. verb To suddenly make sense or become clear.
    "Halfway through the lecture, everything just clicked for her."
  4. verb To get along well with someone right away.
    "The two of them clicked immediately at the party."
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click in a sentence

  • The door shut with a soft click.
  • She heard the click of the seatbelt as it locked into place.
  • Click the icon to open the file.
  • He accidentally clicked the wrong link.

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What is "click" in Italian?

"click" in Italian is consonante avulsiva, clicca, cliccare. click means: A short, sharp sound, like that made by a switch, latch, or a mouse button.

How do you use "click" in a sentence?

Example: "The door shut with a soft click." In Italian, "click" is consonante avulsiva, clicca, cliccare.

Are there other ways to say "click" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "click": consonante avulsiva, clicca, cliccare.

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