Brower: meaning, definitions and examples

Similar to 'internet browser', but can also imply usage beyond just the internet, like intranet pages or offline HTML content.

• My web browser crashed while I was watching a video.
• The company updates can be found on the internal web browser.

Specifically emphasizes the internet aspect. Use this term when you want to clarify that the browser is used for accessing the internet.

• Which internet browser do you use?
• An internet browser can help you visit websites.

A tool or service used to search for information on the internet. It is distinct from a browser and refers to websites or programs like Google or Bing.

• Google is the most popular search engine.
• You can find a lot of information quickly using a search engine.

It seems like there might be a typo here, and this word doesn't commonly exist in English. It could be a confusion with 'browser' or another word.

Refers to someone who works in a mine, extracting valuable minerals or other geological materials. It can also be used in the context of cryptocurrency to describe someone who validates transactions and processes them into a blockchain.

• He worked as a coal miner for over twenty years.
• Cryptocurrency miners use powerful computers to solve complex equations.

Used to refer to someone who physically digs, often in contexts such as construction or archaeology. It can also be used metaphorically for someone who seeks out information diligently.

• The digger worked tirelessly to excavate the ancient ruins.
• She's a real digger when it comes to uncovering family secrets.

Typically used to describe someone who searches for mineral deposits, often gold, or other valuable resources. This word carries a sense of exploration and potential discovery.

• During the gold rush, many prospectors traveled west in search of fortune.
• The prospector hoped to find a rich vein of silver in the mountains.

This term may be repeated by mistake in the list. It is the same as the first entry.

• See the first entry for examples.

A general term used to describe an anchor used for securing boats. It can be small or large depending on the size of the boat.

• Make sure the boat anchor is secure before we leave the dock.
• They threw the boat anchor overboard to keep the boat from drifting.

Refers specifically to an anchor of small size, typically used for smaller vessels or in specific conditions where a large anchor is not necessary.

• For our fishing boat, a small anchor is more than sufficient.
• They used a small anchor to hold the raft in place.