- right-click
- rightˈ-click intransitive verbTo press and release the right-hand button on a computer mousenounAn act of doing this• • •Main Entry: ↑right
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right-click UK US verb [intransitive] [present tense I/you/we/they right-click he/she/it right-clicks present participle right-clicking past tense right-clicked past participle right-clicked] computingto press the button on the right side of a computer mouse with your finger, in order to make it possible to do something on a computerRight-click on the folder to bring up the menu of options.
Thesaurus: to use a computer keyboard or mousehyponym* * *
1.v. [intrans.] Computing depress the right-hand button on a mouse■ [trans.] click on a link or other screen object in this way2.right-click a graphic and choose 'Resize.'
n. the action of right-clicking[as modifier]
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verb, -clicks, -clicked, -clicking [no obj]computers : to press the button on the right side of a mouse or similar device in order to make something happen on a computerRight-click on the icon and select “Open” from the menu.
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ˌright-ˈclick 8 [right-click] verb transitive, intransitive \right-click sth | \right-click (on sth)to choose a particular function or item on a computer screen, etc, by pressing the button on a mouse that is on the right side
Useful english dictionary. 2012.