mouse

UK
/maʊs/
US
/maʊs/

Übersetzungen

mousesubstantiv
mice
Pl.
UK
/maʊs/
US
/maʊs/
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
Synonyme
mouseverb
moused
Präteritum
moused
Partizip Perfekt
mousing
Gerundium
UK
/maʊs/
US
/maʊs/
He would often mouse around the office to gather information.
Он часто шпионил в офисе, чтобы собрать информацию.
mouseadjektiv
UK
/maʊs/
US
/maʊs/
Used attributively before another noun, especially in computing (mouse pointer, mouse cable).

Definitionen

mousesubstantiv
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.
mouseverb
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
Relating to or operated by a computer mouse, or resembling a mouse.
The update introduced new mouse controls.