browser
part of speech
noun (a browser, browsers)
meaning for a pupil
1) A browser is a computer program used to look at websites on the internet, such as Chrome, Safari or Firefox. tree →
2) A browser is a person who looks around a shop or at things slowly without planning to buy. tree →
3) In nature, a browser is an animal that eats leaves and shoots from trees and bushes, like a giraffe or a deer. tree →
sense in the lessons
In computing lessons pupils open a web browser, type an address and use tabs and bookmarks. In e-safety they learn to check the padlock in the browser and not to save passwords on shared computers. In science, browsers are compared with grazers (animals that eat grass).
examples
- Open the browser and go to the school website. tree →
- My browser has too many tabs open. tree →
- Clear your browser history on the library computer. tree →
- The shopkeeper said, «Browsers welcome». tree →
- A giraffe is a browser that eats leaves from tall trees. tree →
- The page looks different in another browser. tree →
note
From the verb «browse» (to look around slowly). A browser is not the internet itself and not a search engine; you use a search engine inside a browser.
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «browser» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.