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Meanings of navigate in English

Portuguese
viagem
Catalan
navegar
Spanish
navegar

To traverse or travel by ship on a body of water.

viagem
Portuguese
conduzir
Catalan
pilotar
Spanish
conducir

Act as the navigator in a car, plane, or vessel and plan, direct, plot the path and position of the conveyance.

conduzir

To browse the Internet.

Synonyms
Examples for "surf"
Examples for "surf"
1
Nabbs looked out to sea where the surf was beginning to rise.
The coldest blood
2
Its shoreline is pounded by some of the best surf in Europe.
The Irish Times
3
He thought about the peaceful sounds of the surf and sea gulls.
Funland
4
Pemex said it is monitoring wind and surf conditions caused by Alex.
Reuters
5
Solid water swamped us; the thunder of the surf stopped the mind.
The Best Short Stories of 1921, and the Yearbook of the American...
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
1
But Age Action Ireland is interested only in older people who surf the net, rather than ride the waves.
The Irish Times
2
Many cellphones can access the Internet and send e-mail and some televisions allow people to surf the net or play games.
Reuters
3
Grameen Phone recently launched data services that Aas believes will be used by villagers to surf the net from more sophisticated handsets.
The Guardian
4
He asserts that he doesn't go to museums or surf the Net.
Wired
5
I was surfing the net when a pickup truck hit the house.
Hula Done It?
Usage of navigate in English
1
It will be yet more new territory for health experts to navigate.
News.com.au
2
To successfully navigate in a sea of uncertainty, effective implementation is required.
The Irish Times
3
Companies in Thailand are finding it increasingly difficult to navigate political division.
Reuters
4
Several roads were left almost impossible to navigate as they were flooded.
The South African
5
GCP said it is financially well positioned to navigate the COVID-19 crisis.
Reuters
6
Some deaf workers have developed tricks to help them navigate certain situations.
The Guardian
7
Maybe they'll help us navigate, offering sage advice for the road ahead.
Wired
8
Investors will also have plenty of economic news to navigate this week.
Reuters
9
But North African leaders have to navigate a particularly tortuous sectarian path.
Reuters
10
Behind the fun and games are challenges the industry itself must navigate.
Reuters
11
They will possibly manage and navigate the country towards a United Ireland.
The Irish Times
12
These families are also about to navigate several weeks of school holidays.
The Guardian
13
We want as many details as possible to navigate through it all.
The South African
14
The natives navigate the lake, and commonly cross it in their skiffs.
History of the Philippine Islands
15
The first option is difficult to navigate politically but has its merits.
Reuters
16
When I am adrift and unable to navigate, that's when they come.
Mockingjay
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Translations for navigate
Navigate through the time
Navigate across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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