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MrPernickety Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Meaning of "click off"
Hi,
Could you tell me if "to click off" suggests hanging up the phone in the following examples:
1. She phoned him then clicked off
2. He clicked off the phone and sat back and looked at the ceiling
Thanks
Could you tell me if "to click off" suggests hanging up the phone in the following examples:
1. She phoned him then clicked off
2. He clicked off the phone and sat back and looked at the ceiling
Thanks
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MrPernickety 1. She phoned him then clicked off 2. "
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MrPernickety1. She phoned him then clicked offWithout any additional context I would agree that the examples mean "hang up the phone."
2. He clicked off the phone and sat back and looked at the ceiling
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RayHMrPernicketyWithout any additional context I would agree that the examples mean "hang up the phone."
1. She phoned him then clicked off
2. He clicked off the phone and sat back and looked at the ceiling
We are so accustomed now to the term "click/double click" that it may have been extended to the
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