No. 9,031 in French
cliquer
To click.
In a sentence
Pour afficher l'image, vous devez cliquer sur le lien.
To display the image, you need to click on the link.
In this instance, 'cliquer' is used in its literal sense referring to the act of pressing a computer mouse or similar device to select or activate something.
Je préfère cliquer sur les options lorsque je navigue sur un site.
I prefer clicking on options when I browse a website.
Here, 'cliquer' is used to describe the habitual action someone performs while interacting with computer interfaces to make a selection.
Il m'a dit de cliquer rapidement avant que l'offre expire.
He told me to click quickly before the offer expires.
The verb 'cliquer' in this context emphasizes the urgency of performing the action, showing its use in time-sensitive scenarios.
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