No. 10,188 in Spanish
click
The Spanish word "click" refers to the act of pressing a button on a computer mouse or similar device.
In a sentence
Haz clic en el enlace para acceder al sitio web.
Click on the link to access the website.
Here, 'clic' is used as a noun incorporated in the imperative phrase 'Haz clic,' which means 'Make a click,' referring to the action of pressing a mouse button on a link.
El sonido del clic de la cámara es muy distintivo.
The sound of the camera click is very distinctive.
In this sentence, 'clic' is used as a noun to describe the sound produced by the camera shutter when taking a picture.
Las instrucciones decían simplemente: clic aquí.
The instructions simply said: click here.
In this example, 'clic' is used within a directive instruction to indicate a button action, often digitally, where 'click here' instructs the user to select an option.
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