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click [klɪk]1. noun* * *[klɪk] 1.1) (of metal, china) petit bruit m sec; ( of machine) déclic m; (of fingers, heels, tongue) claquement m2) Computing clic m2.transitive verb3.to click one's fingers/tongue — faire claquer ses doigts/sa langue
1) [camera, lock] faire un déclic; [door] faire un petit bruit sec2) (colloq) ( become clear)3) ( work out perfectly)4) (colloq) ( strike a rapport)5) Computing cliquer (on sur) -
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A n1 ( sound) (of wood, metal, china) petit bruit m sec ; ( of mechanism) déclic m ; (of fingers, heels, tongue) claquement m ; Ling clic m ; with a click of her fingers/heels d'un claquement de doigts/de talons ;2 Comput clic m.B vtr1 ( make sound) to click one's fingers/tongue faire claquer ses doigts/sa langue ; to click one's heels claquer des talons ;2 to click sth open/shut ouvrir/fermer qch avec un bruit sec.C vi1 [camera, lock] faire un déclic ; [door] faire un petit bruit sec ; I heard the cameras clicking all at once j'ai entendu les appareils photo se déclencher tous ensemble ;2 ○ ( become clear) suddenly something clicked tout d'un coup ça a fait tilt ○ ;3 ( work out perfectly) everything clicked for them tout a bien marché pour eux ○ ;4 ○ ( strike a rapport) we just clicked ( as friends) on a sympathisé du premier coup ; ( sexually) on s'est plu du premier coup ;5 Comput cliquer (on sur).
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