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ESLPod_0616_WE_0906 Having a Business Mentor The verb "to click," in this podcast, means to immediately have a good relationship with another person, enjoying each other's company and having a relaxed, flowing conversation: "My sister and I never really clicked with each other until we became adults." The verb "to click" also means to make a short sound, like the one made by quickly pushing one's tongue against the bottom of one's mouth: "The speakers of Khosian languages in southern Africa click when they talk." The verb "to click" also means to push a button, especially when talking about computers: "Click the right button on your mouse and then press 'enter'." Finally, the verb "to click" can mean for something to finally be understood or become clear: "Pete had always struggled with calculus, until one day, everything just clicked."

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ESLPod 616 to click Business

Id	ESLPod_0616_WE_0906
Episode Id	ESLPod 616
Episode Title	Having a Business Mentor
Phrase	to click
Text	The verb "to click," in this podcast, means to immediately have a good relationship with another person, enjoying each other's company and having a relaxed, flowing conversation: "My sister and I never really clicked with each other until we became adults." The verb "to click" also means to make a short sound, like the one made by quickly pushing one's tongue against the bottom of one's mouth: "The speakers of Khosian languages in southern Africa click when they talk." The verb "to click" also means to push a button, especially when talking about computers: "Click the right button on your mouse and then press 'enter'." Finally, the verb "to click" can mean for something to finally be understood or become clear: "Pete had always struggled with calculus, until one day, everything just clicked."
Topics	Business

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