| 词汇 | browse |
| 释义 | browse verb uk /braʊz/ us /braʊz/ browseverb (LOOK)B2[ I ] to look through a book or magazine without reading everything, or to walk around a shop looking at several things without intending to buy any of them: 浏览;随意看 I was browsing through fashion magazines to find a new hairstyle.我在浏览时尚杂志，想找一种新发型。 "Are you looking for anything in particular, sir?" "No, I'm just browsing."“先生，您想要些什么?”“不，我只是随便看看。” The man at the station kiosk doesn't like people browsing through the magazines. When I was browsing in the bestsellers section, I found that book you were telling me about. I don't like going into clothes shops where they don't leave you in peace to browse. Several knowledgeable-looking people were browsing among the plants on display and noting things down in notebooks. Do you need any help or shall I leave you to browse for a while? Reading alexia cross-refer deconstruct deconstruction dip dip into something have your nose in a bookidiom leaf lip-read nose perusal pore over something put something/someone down read someone's lipsidiom read-along riffle speed reading thumb through something tsundoku wade through something browseverb (COMPUTING)B2[ I or T ] to look at information on the internet: 浏览（互联网）；在网上浏览（信息） to browse the Web浏览万维网 It's too expensive to spend time browsing the Web if you are paying per minute. I found your site while browsing the Web and was very impressed. You would find it much quicker and easier to browse and download and so on if you had a broadband connection. Trying browsing the net for specialist organizations who can provide additional information. She showed me how to scroll down when browsing through a large document. Internet terminology .plc.uk 2FA 2SV above/below the foldidiom address bar affiliate link atm fold Instagrammable Instagrammer instant-message internet service provider the World Wide Web TikToker timeline trackback trend troll factory browseverb (FEED)[ I ] (of animals) to feed on grass, leaves, etc. in a relaxed way: （动物悠闲地）吃草（或枝叶） Deer were browsing (on grass) under the trees.鹿正在树下悠闲地吃草。 Animal (non-human) behaviour accidental apex predator beg behave behaviour behavioural science claw fawn gambol homing housebroken migrate monogamous monogamously monogamy murmuration nocturnal ravening scent soar browse noun[ S ] mainly UKuk /braʊz/ us /braʊz/ an act of browsing or period of time spent browsing: 随便看看，浏览;随便看看（或浏览）所花的时间 We went for a browse around an antique shop.我们去一家古董店随便看了看。 I had a browse through the books on his desk.我随便翻了翻他桌上的书。 Reading alexia cross-refer deconstruct deconstruction dip dip into something have your nose in a bookidiom leaf lip-read nose perusal pore over something put something/someone down read someone's lipsidiom read-along riffle speed reading thumb through something tsundoku wade through something browse | American Dictionarybrowse verb[ I/T ] us/brɑʊz/ to look at or through something to see what is there: [ I ]I browsed in a bookstore until she showed up. [ T ]You can browse the library’s computerized card catalog. browse | Business Englishbrowse verb[ I or T ] uk /braʊz/us to look through a book or magazine without reading everything, or to walk around a store looking at things without intending to buy anything, or without knowing exactly what you want to buy: browse through sthI was browsing through the magazine when I saw their ad. "Are you looking for anything in particular, madam?" "No, I'm just browsing." INTERNET to look at information on the internet: to browse the Web Before we made a decision we spent hours browsing various websites. Examples of browsebrowse The planners felt that online services are not suitable for browsing for general ideas. In addition, browsing through discussions as well as listening to music might be considered as learning situations, at least on an implicit level. They are pedagogical books, intended to be browsed in as much as to be consulted. The designer is responsible for browsing through the cases and for selecting the most appropriate one to solve the problem at hand. A general familiarising time spent browsing through encyclopaedias, or other general resources, may be an important phase of a successful project. As a result, the concepts in the reference ontology receive weights based on the amount of related information the user has browsed. Only in browsing do entanglements of loose elements to fixed couplings still work if differences are made: the musician watches and clicks. Most people browsed books but listened quietly while doing so. To investigate whether browsing or fire affected tree seedlings at the patch boundary, we burned plots including patches, and used fences to exclude browsers. Also, improved soil water availability to plants will further improve the quality of these browsing areas. There was no difference between the dry- and wet-season overlaps in plant parts browsed by other species. Animals were observed as they browsed and the plant species, browsing heights and plant parts browsed were recorded. I browsed through a number of symbols and found many interesting discussions. A group of teenagers were browsing through the bumper stickers, stopping the spinning display to pick out various ones and laughing at their contents. When browsing this pattern, a requirements engineer might then be prompted to ask the question ' 'are the sold items ever returned to the store?' '. See all examples of browse These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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