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Meanings of browse in English

Portuguese
dar uma olhada
Catalan
pasturar
Spanish
picar

Feed as in a meadow or pasture.

dar uma olhada
Portuguese
navegar

To browse the Internet.

navegar
Catalan
ullada
Spanish
vistazo

The act of feeding by continual nibbling.

ullada
Portuguese
ir às compras

Shop around; not necessarily buying.

ir às compras
Usage of browse in English
1
It will let users browse mainly photographs, people, places and members' interests.
Reuters
2
I work long hours, so don't have much time to browse shops.
The Irish Times
3
If you want to browse, feel free to look at the archives.
Wired
4
Free OurTime Senior swipers can browse romantic prospects and message with matches.
Wired
5
The straightforward Box Office listings allow you to browse by movie title.
Reuters
6
At night, I would browse the Internet, searching for information about him.
The new yorker
7
You can browse through the titles using a click-wheel on the right.
Wired
8
Now take it under the belaying-pin and let me browse it up.
The Missing Merchantman
9
First, it can be used to browse the world wide web anonymously.
BBC
10
To browse the contents of a folder, select it from the menu.
The Online World
11
Some copies of the guide are free to browse in the refugio.
Climbing Magazine
12
As young as nine I'd go to the library and browse around.
The Irish Times
13
Then browse your way through the listings to the file you want.
The Project Gutenberg FAQ 2002
14
Eventually, antelopes learned that they could only browse for a short time.
The Lost World
15
The company's website allows customers to browse more than 6000 products online.
Reuters
16
You are not there to browse, try something out and then disappear.
The Irish Times
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Translations for browse
Browse through the time
Browse across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common