How Do You Spell PULL DOWN MENUS?
Pronunciation: [pˈʊl dˌa͡ʊn mˈɛnjuːz] (IPA) 
Pronunciation: [pˈʊl dˌa͡ʊn mˈɛnjuːz] (IPA)
Pull-down menus are a graphical user interface (GUI) feature commonly found in software applications and websites. They consist of a vertical or horizontal list of options that can be accessed or revealed by clicking on a specific label or button. When clicked, the pull-down menu expands, displaying a list of selectable choices or submenus that "drop down" from the original menu. The user can then navigate through the options by hovering over or clicking on the desired item.
Pull-down menus are often used to organize and present various commands, functions, or content in a hierarchical manner, where subcategories or submenus can be accessed from a main menu or list. They provide a convenient and compact way of displaying a large number of choices without cluttering the screen. Pull-down menus are versatile and can be used to offer a range of options such as file operations, formatting tools, settings, or navigation links.
In addition to selecting an item, pull-down menus may also offer additional functionalities like checkboxes, radio buttons, sliders, or input fields to further customize or refine the choices. They are commonly used in software applications, operating systems, web browsers, and various other interfaces, providing users with an efficient and organized method to navigate and interact with different features and functions.
