checkbox
checkbox — noun
1. a little square in a digital window that you select to turn an option on or off
a little square in a digital window that you select to turn an option on or off
Arjun clicked the checkbox to save his class notes online.
click the checkbox to enable a setting
Trang cleared the checkbox so the app would not save her card.
clear the checkbox to remove a choice
The checkbox beside "Remember me" stayed empty on the library computer.
A green checkbox appeared after Joon chose the family plan.
文法句型
click the checkbox to turn an option on
clear the checkbox before saving
a checkbox appears beside a setting
用法筆記
Usually shown next to a setting or choice in software and on websites. Unlike a button, a checkbox normally changes whether something stays on or off instead of starting a one-time action.
常見錯誤
2. a printed square that shows which answer or option you have chosen when you add
a printed square that shows which answer or option you have chosen when you add a tick or cross
Talia put a tick in the checkbox for vegetarian meals.
put a tick in the checkbox
Christopher marked the checkbox next to "No" on the survey.
mark the checkbox next to an answer
The passport form has one checkbox for each travel question.
Henrik left the checkbox blank on the school trip form.
文法句型
put a tick in the checkbox
mark the checkbox next to an answer
leave the checkbox blank on a form
用法筆記
Seen on printed forms, lists, and surveys where you show your answer with a tick or cross. This sense is about paper documents, not computer settings.