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Перевод: browser

[существительное]
браузер ; программа просмотра ; посетитель, рассматривающий товары

Тезаурус:

1. They show that you're not just a "browser", but are serious - and you'll get a lot more help as a result.
2. Flicking through the travel brochures the browser is confronted by an astonishing number of photographs of whales' flukes.
3. In the jackdaw tradition of Isaac D'Israeli's Curiosities of Literature (1791-;1823) , this is a browser's book enlivened by an engaging personality, the unlikely juxtapositions of curios facts and an absence of "two cultures" apartheid.
4. Surprisingly, despite being mountain villages, both have a wonderful array of elegant shops that will keep any browser amused for hours on end.
5. CLARIFICATION OF APPLICATION BROWSER
6. Arcade, expected to include an applications builder, object editor and browser and SQL links to the Big Four databases, will share the stage with Asterix 3.0, the latest version of the company's integrated office automation suite, currently out on beta test at a number of customer sites.
7. HYPERSOFT ADD ICL COBOL TO APPLICATION BROWSER
8. Even magazine publishers such as the Radio Times are producing a range of cardboard "shelf talkers" and "shelf wobblies" bearing the name of the magazine, designed to catch the browser's eye, and guide the hand.
9. Hassocks, West Sussex-based distributor Hypersoft Ltd has added ICL Plc Cobol support, to its "mainframe to micro" analysis tool, Application Browser: it's a move designed to fill the gap in the market for analysis tools, which tend to be written for IBM Corp mainframes; the combined use of ICL Cobol and embedded languages like IDMS removes the threat of syntax errors, so easing re-engineering and maintenance processes; Application Browser runs under MS-DOS and costs 4,000, the company said.
10. I turned to my nearest fellow browser, intending to ask her politely but firmly to lead me to the nearest padded cell, but it came out wrong.
11. For the most part, though, an extraterrestial browser would deduce that readers prefer Tierra del Fuego to Telford.
12. Many prospectuses are very wordy making them unattractive to the casual browser, some are over 8000 words long!