home page
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- noun
- /hoʊm peɪdʒ/
- Texting
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página principal
- The home page of the website features a user-friendly layout and easy navigation.
- home page with links
- top of the home page
- visit their home page
One of the things you can get if you go to the NBC merch store and you go to the home page and then click other shows.
- One of the things you can get if you go to the NBC merch store and you go to the home page and then click other shows.
- Like you would have your home page trending and your subscriptions and it would be a huge deal to show up on all three.
Examples
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If you are a public school teacher, consider developing a home page on your school's online system or website.
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Each search engine's home page should help staff register your site with them.
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So here we are on our home page again and then we enter here.
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You can access the home page, from here in the hospital.
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No, I want the home page.
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When planning your home page, begin by collecting the desired elements for your page.
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Many composers have their own home pages on the World Wide Web.
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I was just on the YouTube home page and one of my old vlogs came up.
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But blogging software essentially made anyone able to put up a home page and update it very quickly.
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We defy you to open the home page and not feel compelled to click on a link.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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2.2
The main page of a website that shows important information and links
How Central
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'main or introductory page of a website' is directly derivable from combining 'home' (the starting or main place) with 'page' (a page); it denotes the site's starting/main page. This is a straightforward compositional compound and parallels common patterns in other languages, so a B1 learner who knows both words will likely understand it.
Etymology
The term home page comes from the idea of a house and the first page of a book: home is the place where you start and page is the first page you open. So, home page means the 'main page' you see first when you open a website or your browser.