World Wide Web, the
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English OnlineLDOCE Onlinethe World Wide WebˌWorld Wide ˈWeb, the (also the Web) (abbrev. WWW) the system for making information available, anywhere in the world, to computer users who are connected to the internet. Users can surf the Web or surf the Net (=search for information by going from one information page to another) by using a computer program called a browser. → see also HTMLFrom Longman Business DictionaryWorld Wide WebˌWorld ˌWide ˈWeb written abbreviation WWW noun the World Wide WebCOMPUTING a system that allows computer users to easily find information that is available on the Internet, by providing links from one document to other documents, and to files with sound, pictures etcYou can access the World Wide Web using Netscape Navigator.
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World Wide Web, the
ˌWorld Wide ˈWeb, the
abbreviation, WWW (also the Web)
the system for making information available, anywhere in the world, to computer users who are connected to the Internet. Users can surf the Web or surf the Net (=search for information by going from one information page to another) by using a computer program called a browser. ⇨ HTML
ˌWorld Wide ˈWeb, the
abbreviation, WWW (also the Web)the system for making information available, anywhere in the world, to computer users who are connected to the Internet. Users can surf the Web or surf the Net (=search for information by going from one information page to another) by using a computer program called a browser. ⇨ HTML