clicked
word · lemma: click
Definition
Past tense of 'click.' It can mean pressing a button, usually with a mouse or device, or forming an instant connection with a person or idea.
Usage & Nuances
'Clicked' is common in both technical and social contexts. 'Clicked a link' means to press with a mouse. In relationships, 'we clicked' means to get along immediately. Be sure not to confuse with 'clacked' (a sound) or 'kicked' (to strike with the foot).
Spanish: hizo clic - encajó (relación)Portuguese (BR): clicou - combinou (pessoa)Portuguese (PT): clicou - combinou (pessoa)Chinese (Simplified): 点击了 - 合得来 (人际关系)Chinese (Traditional): 點擊了 - 合得來 (人際關係)Hindi: क्लिक किया - अच्छी तरह घुल-मिल गयाArabic: نقَرَ - انسجم (علاقة)Bengali: ক্লিক করেছিল - মিলেছিল (সম্পর্কে)Russian: щёлкнул - поладил (о людях)Japanese: クリックした - 意気投合したVietnamese: đã nhấp - hợp nhau (về người)Korean: 클릭했다 - 바로 통했다Turkish: tıkladı - hemen anlaştıUrdu: کلک کیا - فوراً گھل مل گیاIndonesian: mengklik - langsung cocok
Example Sentences
She clicked the mouse to open the file.
basic
I clicked the button to start the game.
basic
We really clicked on our first date.
natural
Something just clicked, and the answer made sense.
natural
The children immediately clicked with their new teacher.
natural
He clicked on the website link.
basic