click off
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌklɪk ˈɔf/ · UK /ˌklɪk ˈɒf/
click off means: To press the mouse button outside a box or window on a computer screen.
verb
To press the mouse button outside a box or window on a computer screen.
- Click off the menu to close it.
- I clicked off the box and lost my selection.
- If you click off the window, the message disappears.
To mark items on a list as checked or completed.
- Click off each completed task.
- She clicked off the names as the guests arrived.
- Have you clicked all the checked items off on your list?
To say several names, facts, or items quickly, one after another.
- She clicked off three reasons.
- He clicked off the dates without looking at his notes.
- Can you click off the names of all the players?
To finish tasks quickly so that you no longer need to deal with them.
- Let us click off these jobs.
- She clicked off several small tasks before breakfast.
- We are clicking off the easy repairs first.
Questions about click off
What does click off mean?
To press the mouse button outside a box or window on a computer screen.
What is click off in other languages?
Türkçe: dışına tıklamak · Español: hacer clic fuera · Français: cliquer en dehors · Deutsch: außerhalb klicken · Italiano: cliccare fuori · 日本語: 外側をクリックする
How do you pronounce click off?
In American English /ˌklɪk ˈɔf/; in British English /ˌklɪk ˈɒf/.
How do you use click off in a sentence?
Click off the menu to close it. I clicked off the box and lost my selection.
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