carrousel
6.1
A moving series of images on a website or app to show important items
- noun
- /ˈkɛrəˌsɛl/
- UK
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carrusel
- On the app, you can swipe through the carrousel to view different offers and promotions.
Examples
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So if I look at the ad, it's got visit Instagram as the primary call to action button in the carousel, which is great.
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So when Facebook announces carousels good news, they need to test it.
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The website features a stunning carrousel that showcases the latest products beautifully.
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She enjoyed scrolling through the carrousel of images on the homepage to find inspiration for her project.
Synonyms
5
4.8
A changing display that shows images or text panels one after another
is the same interface element but spelled with two r letters
Compounds
How Dynamic
Surface Forms
Etymology
On websites a carrousel borrows the same image of turning horses: it shows a series of pictures one after another as they rotate in a loop. That's why a site carrousel 'cycles' through items to show different content.