Sep 13, 2000 04:39
24 yrs ago
English term
anja
to browse
English to German
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It is computer language, so I guess it's used in German as well?
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browsen
Exactly!
It is one of those words you use as if they were 'real' German,
even though 'browsen, browste, gebrowst' still looks a bit strange.
It is one of those words you use as if they were 'real' German,
even though 'browsen, browste, gebrowst' still looks a bit strange.
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Michael Scheidler
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betrachten, anzeigen, durchblättern
Browsen wird im Deutschen nicht verwendet, Browser ja.
Jetzt kommt es sehr auf den Kontext an, je nachdem kannst du die obigen Vorschläge verwenden.
mickey
Jetzt kommt es sehr auf den Kontext an, je nachdem kannst du die obigen Vorschläge verwenden.
mickey
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Yes, but we normally only see the noun "Browser" in German. The verb "to browse" means blättern or durchstöbern or durchblättern or grasen or umschauen which is what we do with Internet sites.
Microsoft Fachwörterbuch says "blättern"
- HTH - Dan
Microsoft Fachwörterbuch says "blättern"
- HTH - Dan
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Caro Maucher
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Translation done right.
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durchsuchen
As far as I know, in the context of Windows, browse is used in the English version where the German says "Durchsuchen", for example when selecting a file to be opened, a program to be run, etc...
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Caro
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Caro
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durchsuchen
to browse = durchsuchen
to browse for = suchen
Browser = der Browser
Browser settings = Browsereinstellungen
to browse for = suchen
Browser = der Browser
Browser settings = Browsereinstellungen
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Blätteren
Hi there, I think if you really want to put it in German you can use "Blättern" or "Durchblättern", but as with many computer terms or other technical terms, they can be left untranslated because they are most commonly known. What you can do is put the German alternative in between brackets for those who really don't understand it.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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