browse

[braʊz]

Definition:
1. Reading superficially or at random.
2. The act of feeding by continual nibbling.
3. Shop around; not necessarily buying.
4. Feed as in a meadow or pasture.
5. Look around casually and randomly, without seeking anything in particular.
6. Eat lightly, try different dishes.

Use 'browse' in a sentence:

1. Some nectar plants are deer browse resistant.
2. You can browse them using the browse APIs.
3. There are many shops for tourists to browse in.
4. I stopped in several bookstores to browse.
5. Input or browse to set target file name.
6. I like to browse in interesting stores.
7. I stopped in several bookshops to browse.
8. Browse the component hierarchy.
9. College-admissions deans and potential employers browse bacchanalian footage.
10. Then click Browse.
11. Browse to the path for your repository.
12. I'm just browsing around.
13. Adds browse in workspace option.
14. Finally, browse to the DNS name of your load balancer.
15. Browse the same (user registration) page once again.
16. Microsoft acknowledges that IE isn't ideal for web browsing.
17. He sat browsing over 〔 through 〕 a book.
18. Click browse to select the file.
19. She often browses through dress shops during her lunch hour.
20. Browse gourmet cooking websites for new recipes.
21. You can browse by keywords, location or time.
22. Browse the page and perform the tasks to record.
23. Buy a magazine or browse in the gift shop.
24. Browse to the location of your dictionary.
25. Browse and get the last message.
26. This feature allows you to browse your hard drive.
27. A new study from Michigan State University, though, argues that all students — including high achievers — see a decline in performance when they browse the Internet during class for non-academic purposes.
28. Cattle is browsing in the field.
29. I browsed through the book, looking at page after page.
30. You can search via the Home Page or the Browse option.
31. Slow music encourages supermarket-shoppers to browse longer but spend more.
32. I browsed through the bookstore to my heart's content.
33. Browse to the new test datastore path.
34. Browse online freelance job boards.
35. To browse, select browse for a product.
36. He likes to browse through old books on Sundays in old book stores.
37. The camels browsed on the trees.
38. Browse for the three JAR files listed above.
39. The public can browse through the City Council's home page for the latest information.
40. Well, thanks to Minwook Paeng's Third Eye, you'll be able to text or browse Instagram as you walk, without fear of accidents.
41. Sit at your computer, probably at home or at the office, search and browse, and buy.
42. Browse and get the messages.
43. We went for a browse around an antique shop.
44. The phenomenon refers to browsing for things you won ’ t necessarily buy, which young people consider an endless source of fun.
45. He sits browsing over [ through] a book.
46. The picture browses: The picture which supports JPG, BMP format browses.
47. Fauxsumerism refers to browsing products and engaging with brands without the intention of purchasing anything.
48. You can not only browse discussions and questions that your classmates have asked, but you can certainly ask questions of your own.
49. We only model for browse, select, purchase, and pay.
50. I found the article while I was browsing through some old magazines.
51. The sheep are browsing on the hillside.
52. I could easily escape discomfort, temporarily, by answering email or browsing the web under the pretense of so-called “ research. ”
53. The gift shop is well worth a browse.
54. You are welcome to come in and browse.
55. She browsed in an up-market antiques shop.
56. Try browsing around in the network bulletin boards.
57. It's the iPad that's going to enable developers to create entirely new ways to browse, discover and connect with singles.