klicken

B1

click

English meaning
click
Vocabulary package
Computers & Software

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klicken in a sentence

Wenn du die Datei öffnen willst, musst du mit der Maus zweimal klicken.

If you want to open the file, you have to click twice with the mouse.

Conjugation of klicken

ichklicke
duklickst
er/sie/esklickt
wirklicken
ihrklickt
sie/Sieklicken
Simple past (er/sie/es)
klickte
Perfect
hat geklickt

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Questions about klicken

How do you conjugate klicken?

Present tense: klicke, klickst, klickt, klicken, klickt, klicken. Simple past: klickte. Perfect: hat geklickt.

What does klicken mean in English?

klicken means "click". For example: "Wenn du die Datei öffnen willst, musst du mit der Maus zweimal klicken." — "If you want to open the file, you have to click twice with the mouse."

What level is klicken in German?

klicken is a B1 word — b1 — intermediate. It belongs to the computers & software vocabulary.

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