browsed

• 浏览

双语释义

v.(动词)

1. vi. 吃草 eat grass
2. vi. 随意翻阅 read there or here in a book or newspaper

英英释义

browse

• n.
  • reading superficially or at random

    同义词：browsing

  • the act of feeding by continual nibbling

    同义词：browsing

• v.
  • shop around; not necessarily buying

    同义词：shop

  • feed as in a meadow or pasture

    同义词：cropgrazerangepasture

  • look around casually and randomly, without seeking anything in particular

    "browse a computer directory"

    同义词：surf

  • eat lightly, try different dishes

    同义词：graze

词汇搭配

短语

user browsed用户浏览

Product categories recently browsed正在翻译

Browsed by Category类目

browsed the evening paper浏览晚报

Web-browsed以网页浏览

browsed web pages浏览网页

I Browsed Eagerly我浏览兴致勃勃

The cows browsed the pasture牛在牧场上吃草

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词组短语

browse through浏览；翻阅

双语例句

• IbrowsedtheWeblooking forinterestingweb sites.

  我在网上进行浏览，寻找有趣的网址。

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• Documentscan bestructured according tofoldersandcategoriesandbrowsedintheformofviews.

  文档可以按照文件夹和类别进行组织，并以视图的形式进行浏览。

  www.ibm.com

• IfoundmorereferencesthanIcould possiblypursue,butasIbrowsed,apictureemergedofacountrywith aclear setofgoalsandaplanforattainingthem.

  我找到了多于我能一一详查的资料，但是随着我的浏览，一幅有着明确目标和一个实现它们计划的国家蓝图出现在我眼前。

  www.ibm.com

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权威例句

Method and system for updating/reloading the content of pages browsed over a network
Patterns of Plant Diversity in Overbrowsed Primary and Mature Secondary Hemlock-Northern Hardwood Forest Stands
Ontological user profiling in recommender systems
Overcompensation in Response to Mammalian Herbivory: The Advantage of Being Eaten
Moose Browsing and Soil Fertility in the Boreal Forests of Isle Royale National Park
JSTOR: Ecology, Vol. 74, No. 2 (Mar., 1993), pp. 467-480
Responses of woody saplings exposed to chronic mammalian herbivory in an African savanna
Overcompensation in Response to Mammalian Herbivory: From Mutulastic to Antagonistic Interactions
JSTOR: Ecology, Vol. 76, No. 7 (Oct., 1995), pp. 2097-2106
Regulation of Fine Root Dynamics by Mammalian Browsers in Early Successional Alaskan Taiga Forests