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click into place

1. Literally, of an object, to fit securely into something, often with an audible clicking noise. My seatbelt isn't clicking into place—is it broken?

2. By extension, to begin to make sense or be understood. Thanks to my tutor, this week's lesson on polynomials has finally clicked into place.

click through

1. verb In an Internet browser, to navigate to a new page by clicking on a link. We've put links to all our sources at the bottom of the page, so you can click through if you want to do some more reading on the topic.

2. verb To navigate to a commercial website by clicking on an advertisement. Your ads need to be flashy enough to make users want to click through without being so gaudy that they ignore them.

3. noun The act of clicking on a link, especially an advertisement, to go to another page. Often hyphenated or spelled as a single word. We're trying to find ways of increasing our monthly click through.

4. noun The proportion of clicks on an online advertisement compared to how often it was viewed on a webpage. Often hyphenated or spelled as a single word. The new marketing director was able to increase their click-through by nearly 25 per cent.

click with (one)

1. To have a positive connection or friendly rapport with one, often quickly. I just don't click with those people—I doubt we have anything in common. I clicked with Ashley immediately, and we've been best friends ever since.

2. To quickly resonate with one or a group. If our invention clicks with consumers, then we'll be millionaires!

3. To make sense to one; to be able to be understood by one. The tutor's explanation of sine and cosine really clicked with me—I think I finally understand it now.

clickbait

Online articles (especially on social media sites) that use provocative or intriguing headlines (often in combination with images) to drive traffic to the source. I wouldn't put too much faith in that article about "the one food no one should ever eat"—it's probably just clickbait.

fire on all cylinders

1. To have all cylinders in an engine functioning. There's something wrong with my car—it's definitely not firing on all cylinders.

2. To function or operate at the most desirable or greatest possible level of efficiency, speed, or productivity. (Usually used in the continuous tense.) The new website will be firing on all cylinders once we get the comments section up and running! I only fire on all cylinders after I've had my coffee.

click with someone

1. [for something] to be understood or comprehended by someone suddenly. His explanation clicked with Maggie at once.

2. [for someone or something new] to catch on with someone; to become popular or friendly with someone very quickly. The new product clicked with consumers and was an instant success. I clicked with Tom the moment I met him.

fire on all cylinders

Also, hit or click on all cylinders . Function very well, as in Once we figured out how to use the new software, the department was firing on all cylinders , or "So the best infielder takes time to fit into the infield of a Big League club and have it hit on all four cylinders again" (Christy Mathewson, Pitching in a Pinch, 1912). This term transfers the functioning of an internal combustion engine, which works best when all its cylinders ignite, to broader use. [Early 1900s]

click into place

become suddenly clear and understandable.

Click into place is used literally of an object, especially part of a mechanism, to mean ‘fall smoothly into its allotted position’.

click (with someone)

in. to catch on with someone; to intrigue someone; to become popular with someone. Sam and Mary are getting along fine. I knew they’d click.

click

verb

See click with someone

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

fire on all cylinders

Go all out. The term comes from automobiles, where it means all of a car’s cylinders have been ignited and the engine is fully powered. It has been used figuratively since the second half of the 1900s, as in “That was a great speech; he was really firing on all cylinders.” See also pull out all the stops.

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释义	click click into place 1. Literally, of an object, to fit securely into something, often with an audible clicking noise. My seatbelt isn't clicking into place—is it broken? 2. By extension, to begin to make sense or be understood. Thanks to my tutor, this week's lesson on polynomials has finally clicked into place. See also: click, place click through 1. verb In an Internet browser, to navigate to a new page by clicking on a link. We've put links to all our sources at the bottom of the page, so you can click through if you want to do some more reading on the topic. 2. verb To navigate to a commercial website by clicking on an advertisement. Your ads need to be flashy enough to make users want to click through without being so gaudy that they ignore them. 3. noun The act of clicking on a link, especially an advertisement, to go to another page. Often hyphenated or spelled as a single word. We're trying to find ways of increasing our monthly click through. 4. noun The proportion of clicks on an online advertisement compared to how often it was viewed on a webpage. Often hyphenated or spelled as a single word. The new marketing director was able to increase their click-through by nearly 25 per cent. See also: click, through click with (one) 1. To have a positive connection or friendly rapport with one, often quickly. I just don't click with those people—I doubt we have anything in common. I clicked with Ashley immediately, and we've been best friends ever since. 2. To quickly resonate with one or a group. If our invention clicks with consumers, then we'll be millionaires! 3. To make sense to one; to be able to be understood by one. The tutor's explanation of sine and cosine really clicked with me—I think I finally understand it now. See also: click clickbait Online articles (especially on social media sites) that use provocative or intriguing headlines (often in combination with images) to drive traffic to the source. I wouldn't put too much faith in that article about "the one food no one should ever eat"—it's probably just clickbait. fire on all cylinders 1. To have all cylinders in an engine functioning. There's something wrong with my car—it's definitely not firing on all cylinders. 2. To function or operate at the most desirable or greatest possible level of efficiency, speed, or productivity. (Usually used in the continuous tense.) The new website will be firing on all cylinders once we get the comments section up and running! I only fire on all cylinders after I've had my coffee. See also: all, cylinder, fire, on Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. click with someone 1. [for something] to be understood or comprehended by someone suddenly. His explanation clicked with Maggie at once. 2. [for someone or something new] to catch on with someone; to become popular or friendly with someone very quickly. The new product clicked with consumers and was an instant success. I clicked with Tom the moment I met him. See also: click McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. fire on all cylinders Also, hit or click on all cylinders . Function very well, as in Once we figured out how to use the new software, the department was firing on all cylinders , or "So the best infielder takes time to fit into the infield of a Big League club and have it hit on all four cylinders again" (Christy Mathewson, Pitching in a Pinch, 1912). This term transfers the functioning of an internal combustion engine, which works best when all its cylinders ignite, to broader use. [Early 1900s] See also: all, cylinder, fire, on The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. click into place become suddenly clear and understandable. Click into place is used literally of an object, especially part of a mechanism, to mean ‘fall smoothly into its allotted position’. See also: click, place Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary click (with someone) in. to catch on with someone; to intrigue someone; to become popular with someone. Sam and Mary are getting along fine. I knew they’d click. See also: click, someone click verb See click with someone McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions fire on all cylinders Go all out. The term comes from automobiles, where it means all of a car’s cylinders have been ignited and the engine is fully powered. It has been used figuratively since the second half of the 1900s, as in “That was a great speech; he was really firing on all cylinders.” See also pull out all the stops. See also: all, cylinder, fire, on The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: click into place slap against slap against (someone or something) pop (something) onto (something) rivet (something) onto (something) rivet (something) to (someone or something) rivet on rivet on (someone or something) click through pop on References in periodicals archive To change the look of your test, click the "Colour Palette" icon at the top of the page. A Practical Application of Technology in the Music Classroom In some industries as many as four in 10 ads are fraudulently clicked on and locksmiths are the worst offenders of all. WHEN CLICK IS A NASTY TRICK; BIZ BUREAU EXPERT HELP for your business; BIZ TIPS Click here for Sunderland Central constituency results North East constituency election results in full: How you voted in the General Election; Follow links to full results, standings and MP for every North East constituency following the General Election 2015 vote count Click the Size & Properties icon, and then, in the Axis Options section, set the Minimum and Maximum bounds to 41886 and 41931 (the numbers determined in the previous step). You Gantt do that It is expected that future research of click chemistry in polymer science will be directed towards library preparation and screening to optimize selected polymer properties. New reactions with click chemistry: simple and elegant chemical reactions have far-ranging applications in R&D * CLICK ON "Submit Answer" until the video is complete Your 'how-to' guide to OT-TV CET: clinical editor Navneet Gupta provides a step-by-step guide to CET via our TV service Click the LAYOUT tab, then click the TEXT Box Icon (in the INSERT group). A decade later: creating single-subject design graphs with Microsoft Excel 2007[TM] The average click fraud rate of pay-per-click advertisements appearing on search engine content networks stood at 21.9%, up from 19.2% in Q4 2006. Figures from Click Forensics show rise in click fraud in Q1 For example, a single AdWords click may appear as five clicks in some reports, leading to the reporting of five fraudulent clicks. Google fights back against click claims But they could just click to recommend a journal abstract or other public document they were looking at anyway--immediately updating their referral list for the world. AIDS information overload: what you can do now Go up to the toolbar at the top of the screen and click on "Insert" and then click on "Chart." A window will open, in which you specify the type of chart you want to create. Using correlational and prediction data to enhance student achievement in K-12 schools: a practical application for school counselors Million Dollar City Pages has gone online; and provides solutions to search engine "spam" and click fraud. MILLION DOLLAR CITY PAGES GOES ONLINE From the DSP home page, click ONLINE SPECS in the banner on the left-hand side of the screen. Find them on-line "With it, you can tell what content [visitors] are looking at, how they move through the site, what marketing campaigns are most successful, how far they went, how many people click through to admissions, how to optimize the number of admissions, how to streamline navigation, and even [how] to find out where people are dropping out of particular paths," adds Bratt. Mining for data: using web analytics information, institutions can get to know their website visitors better--and make decisions that enhance the user experience and the school's web presence Hoping to get those people airborne, Mexican airline Mexicana de Aviacion in July rolled out Click Mexicana, the first low-cost airline in the country. Ready for takeoff: the low-cost model comes to Mexico as the government prepares to get out of the airline business
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