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click

[klik] / klɪk /
NOUN
metallic sound
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VERB
make a slight sharp sound
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She had been so focused on handling emergencies, one tragedy after another, that she clicked on a link in the text in an attempt to put out another potential crisis.

From Los Angeles Times

The company has integrated its e-commerce, payment and travel services into the chatbot so people can simply state what they want rather than clicking through menus.

From The Wall Street Journal

Without collective power, individual employees will keep clicking “accept” on agreements that restructure their jobs simply because they have no alternative.

From The Wall Street Journal

But still England are clinging to the hope that something will eventually click, that something will simply fall into place and provide them with their first complete performance of the competition.

From BBC

Typically, you have to turn on the computer, log in to maybe more than one screen, then open a folder, then click to a document.

From The Wall Street Journal