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What is the name of the lightest automobile manufactured in the 1970's, 1980's, 1990's, and in the year 2000?
1970's-Lightest automobile manufactured out of all makes& model
1980's-Lightest automobile manufactured out of all makes& model
1990's-Lightest automobile manufactured out of all makes& model
2000-Lightest automobile manufactured out of all makes& model
The Lotus Elise doesn't weigh hardly nothin like 1600 lbs.
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Who do I turn in video evidence of a cop that caused a automobile accident and a death?
The girl died she was like 18, but it was the cops fault, the cops are blaming the dead girl, the cops say that he had his flashing lights on, that he was responding to a domestic violence situation, the girl pulled out of her drive way and the cop hit her going like 70MPH, HIS LIGHTS OR SIRENS WERE NOT ON! I don't trust the police because they will probably destroy the evidence if I give it to them
Make copies and keep the original. Send to the Chief of Police, the DA, and the Mayor. If that fails, send to the media.
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If what you're talking about is referring to the example you gave, you're not looking for translations, but rather for whether or not the word "click" as it is written in English has any meaning in any other language, yes?
If that is the case, you can right away strike out any language that doesn't use Roman letters, as the word "click" would not appear there. This, from your list, would be Chinese, Japanese, Greek, Korean and Russian.
In German, the verb "klicken" exists as a word taken directly from the English, but in time germanicised, changing the initial "c" to a "k", which means the exact same as it does in English.
The word "click" in French exists as well, under the spelling of "cliquer" in its infinitive form, again with the same meaning.
As for the other languages, I'm not sure, but with a word like click, I presume the case will be similar to that of German and French, where the word has the same meaning with spelling differing in order to match its pronunciation, for most proto-Indoeuropean languages, provided they use the Roman alphabet.
Hope this helps