browse — to look through or glance at casually
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to look through or glance at casually
Pronunciation (IPA): /braʊz/
Korean meaning: 대충 훑어보다, 둘러보다
Korean pronunciation: **브라**우즈
Example Sentences
- He browsed dating apps while pretending to study for his final exams.
- I was just browsing, but somehow ended up buying three jackets I don't need.
- Students often browse through their textbooks without actually reading them.
browse
VERB//braʊz//
to look through or glance at casually
A woman browses through books casually in the bookstore
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Origin
중세 프랑스어 'brouster'에서 유래되어 '새싹을 먹다'라는 의미였다가, 현재는 '대충 훑어보다'는 의미로 확장되었습니다.
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“He browsed dating apps while pretending to study for his final exams.”
“I was just browsing, but somehow ended up buying three jackets I don't need.”
“Students often browse through their textbooks without actually reading them.”
“The deer browsed quietly in the garden, completely ignoring the 'Keep Out' sign.”
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