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B1  click  çıt ettirmek, şıklatmak; tıkırdamak, çıt etmek, şıklamakyerli yerine oturmak

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verb  /klɪk   / verb click (verb)
 /klɪk  
/ verb
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to make a short sharp sound; to cause sth
to do this
çıt ettirmek, şıklatmak; tıkırdamak, çıt etmek, şıklamak
 The
door clicked shut.
 He
clicked his fingers at the waiter.
 2 [intransitive,
transitive]
 click (on sth)
to press one of the buttons on a computer
mouse
 (bilgisayar) tıklamak
 To
open a file, click on the menu.
 Position
the pointer and double click the left-hand mouse button.
 3 [intransitive] (informal) 
(used about a problem, etc.) to become
suddenly clear or understood
jetonu düşmek, yerli
yerine oturmak
 Once
I'd found the missing letter, everything clicked into place.
 4 intransitiveBritish, informal)
(used about two people) to become
friendly immediately
kanı kaynamak
 We
met at a party and just clicked.

Level	B1
Kind	verb
Front	click
IPA	/klɪk / verb
Back	çıt ettirmek, şıklatmak; tıkırdamak, çıt etmek, şıklamak yerli yerine oturmak
Back 2	click (verb) /klɪk / verb 1 [intransitive, transitive] to make a short sharp sound; to cause sth to do this çıt ettirmek, şıklatmak; tıkırdamak, çıt etmek, şıklamak The door clicked shut. He clicked his fingers at the waiter. 2 [intransitive, transitive] click (on sth) to press one of the buttons on a computer mouse (bilgisayar) tıklamak To open a file, click on the menu. Position the pointer and double click* the left-hand mouse button.* 3 [intransitive] (informal) (used about a problem, etc.) to become suddenly clear or understood jetonu düşmek, yerli yerine oturmak Once I'd found the missing letter, everything clicked into place. 4 intransitiveBritish, informal) (used about two people) to become friendly immediately kanı kaynamak We met at a party and just clicked.

çıt Click Verb Clicked /Klɪk Ettirmek şıklatmak Tıkırdamak

click (verb)