mouse

UK
/maʊs/
US
/maʊs/
mousesubstantiv
mice
Pl.
UK
/maʊs/
US
/maʊs/
Übersetzungen
The mouse scurried across the floor.
Мышь пробежала по полу.
I need a new mouse for my computer.
Мне нужна новая мышка для моего компьютера.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A small rodent with a pointed snout, small rounded ears, and a long tail, commonly found in houses and fields.
The mouse scurried across the kitchen floor, searching for crumbs.
A hand-held device used to control a cursor on a computer screen, typically having buttons and a scroll wheel.
She clicked the mouse to open the document on her computer.
A timid or shy person.
Despite her talent, she acted like a mouse in social situations.
A dark bluish-purple bruise around the eye; a black eye.
He arrived at work with a mouse after bumping into the doorframe.
Synonyme
mouseverb
moused
Präteritum
moused
Partizip Perfekt
mousing
Gerundium
UK
/maʊs/
US
/maʊs/
Übersetzungen
He would often mouse around the office to gather information.
Он часто шпионил в офисе, чтобы собрать информацию.
Definitionen
To use or manipulate a computer mouse in order to interact with a graphical user interface.
She moused over the icon to display the tooltip.
Of a cat or similar predator: to hunt or search for mice.
The barn cat spent the night mousing among the stacks of hay.
Nautical: To secure (a hook, shackle, or similar fitting) with wire or small line so that it cannot open unintentionally.
Before hoisting the anchor, the deckhand carefully moused the shackle.
mouseadjektiv
UK
/maʊs/
US
/maʊs/
Used attributively before another noun, especially in computing (mouse pointer, mouse cable).
Definitionen
Relating to or operated by a computer mouse, or resembling a mouse.
The update introduced new mouse controls.