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browsing

/ˈbraʊzɪŋ/

browsingnoun

browsings

Translations

broutageEn zoologie, pour l’alimentation des herbivores sur les feuilles et jeunes pousses.

The deer were seen browsing in the forest, nibbling on the tender shoots of young trees.

On a vu les cerfs en train de brouter dans la forêt, mordillant les tendres pousses de jeunes arbres.

feuilletageAu sens de la consultation rapide et sans but précis de livres, pages ou informations.

She spent the afternoon browsing in the bookstore, enjoying the variety of titles available.

Elle a passé l’après-midi au feuilletage dans la librairie, appréciant la variété des titres disponibles.

navigationEn informatique et sur Internet.

Internet browsing has become a daily habit for many users.

La navigation sur Internet est devenue une habitude quotidienne pour de nombreux utilisateurs.

Additional translations

flânerieSurtout pour le fait de regarder des articles ou des marchandises sans intention d’achat.

Definitions

The activity of looking through or glancing at information, goods, or other items without a specific purpose or intention to buy.

She spent the afternoon browsing in the bookstore, enjoying the variety of titles available.

The act of feeding on leaves, twigs, or other high-growing vegetation, typically by animals such as deer or goats.

The deer were seen browsing in the forest, nibbling on the tender shoots of young trees.

The activity of navigating or exploring websites, files, or other online content on the internet.

Internet browsing has become a daily habit for many users.

Synonyms

browsingadjective

more browsing

Comp.

most browsing

Super.

Attributive use, e.g. "browsing history", "browsing session"

Translations

de navigationPour ce qui concerne l’activité de consultation ou de parcours sur Internet.

She cleared her browsing history before shutting down the computer.

Elle a effacé son historique de navigation avant d’éteindre l’ordinateur.

Definitions

Relating to the activity of looking through or accessing information or items in a casual or exploratory manner.

She cleared her browsing history before shutting down the computer.

browsinggerund / present participle

/ˈbraʊzɪŋ/

Used attributively (e.g., "browsing deer", "browsing history").

Translations

broutantS’emploie pour les animaux qui se nourrissent de feuilles et de jeunes pousses.

Browsing deer stripped the bark from the young saplings.

Des cerfs broutants ont arraché l’écorce des jeunes plants.

Definitions

Feeding on leaves, twigs, or other high-growing vegetation.

Browsing deer stripped the bark from the young saplings.

browseverb

browsing

ing-form

browsed

Past Simple

browsed

Past Participle

browsing

ing-form

/braʊz/

Translations

parcourirPour des pages, des catalogues ou des contenus en ligne.

He spent the afternoon browsing the web for new recipes.

Il a passé l'après-midi à parcourir le Web à la recherche de nouvelles recettes.

feuilleter

She likes to browse through the magazines while waiting for her appointment.

Elle aime feuilleter les magazines en attendant son rendez-vous.

Additional translations

brouterEn parlant d'animaux qui se nourrissent de feuilles et de jeunes pousses.

Definitions

To look through or glance at casually.

She likes to browse through the magazines while waiting for her appointment.

To search for information on the internet.

He spent the afternoon browsing the web for new recipes.

To feed on leaves, twigs, or other high-growing vegetation.

The deer were browsing in the forest near the edge of the meadow.

Synonyms

leaf through

flip through

Antonyms

browsenoun

Definitions

The act of looking through or glancing at something casually.

She had a quick browse through the magazine while waiting for her appointment.

Young shoots, twigs, and leaves of trees and shrubs, eaten by animals.

The deer were feeding on the browse in the forest.

An act of casually searching or looking for information on the internet.

I had a quick browse online and found a cheap hotel.