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click [ˈklɪk]
sustantivo
1. clic (m) (sound) (of button); chasquido (m) (of fingers, tongue)
verbo transitivo
también:
- to click one's heels -> dar un taconazo
- to click one's tongue -> chasquear la lengua
verbo intransitivo
2. hacer clic (make a sound)
3. (familiar) (idioms)
- suddenly it clicked -> de pronto caí en la cuenta (became obvious to me)
- they clicked at once -> se entendieron desde el primer momento (got on)
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click [klik]
- To click one’s heels -> dar un taconazo
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1. Hacer un ruidito seco, hacer «clic» (make clicking sound). (n)
- It clicks into place -> encaja en su lugar haciendo «clic»
2. It suddenly clicked, de repente caí en la cuenta o lo vi todo claro (strike home). (Coloquial) (n)
- We just clicked -> congeniamos o nos entendimos desde un principio
va. Retiñir, hacer un ruido acompasado y sucesivo como el del reloj. Chasquear, tronar (fingers); chasquear (tongue). Congeniar (relate well). Tener éxito (succeed).
sustantivo
1. Sonido breve, agudo y seco que es comúnmente resultado de un choque o golpe; chasquido (sound/of fingers, tongue); taconazo (of heels); clic (of camera, switch).
2. Linguete, retén o fiador de rueda.
3. Articulación especial a manera de chasquido.
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