navegador
English translation: browser
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BROWSER Explanation: It's just the equivalent in English. Hope it helps. Best Regards Experience in thge field |
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browser Explanation: Navegador is translated into Spanish as "browser" This is the definition given by the Merriam-Webster dictionary for browser: a computer program used for accessing sites or information on a network (as the World Wide Web). Hope it helps! Good luck! Reference: http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary And my experience working at an IT company. |
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browser Explanation: De acuerdo con los colegas |
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Browser Explanation: Found this for you in ENCARTA WORLD DICTIONARY. browse [browz ] verb (past browsed, past participle browsed, present participle brows·ing, 3rd person present singular brows·es) 1. transitive and intransitive verb read casually: to read through something quickly or superficially 2. intransitive verb look through or over casually: to look through or over something, especially merchandise in a store, in a leisurely manner with the hope of finding something of interest 3. transitive and intransitive verb COMPUTING scan computer files: to scan and view files in a computer database or on the Internet, especially on the World Wide Web 4. transitive and intransitive verb ZOOLOGY feed on vegetation: to feed or graze on tender vegetation such as the shoots, leaves, or twigs of shrubs or trees noun (plural brows·es) 1. session of browsing: a superficial read through something, for example, a newspaper, or a leisurely look over something, for example, the merchandise in a store 2. ZOOLOGY feeding period: a session of feeding on tender shoots or twigs of shrubs and trees 3. tender vegetation used as food: the tender shoots, leaves, or twigs of shrubs and trees used as food by animals such as deer and cattle [Early 16th century. Via obsolete French broust from Old French brost , of Germanic origin.] Encarta® World English Dictionary Saludos, :) BD |
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Browser Explanation: Definition: "Program that allows you to interact with the World Wide Web. Examples: Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Explorer." Source: "Internet Jargon Guide"; Forbes; September 13, 1999; page 60. |
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