web page
- noun
- /wɛb peɪdʒ/
- Texting
- You can find detailed information about the project on the company's web page.
- create a web page
- access a web page
- web page links
So you could read some text, you could browse a web page, but it's not sharp.
- So you could read some text, you could browse a web page, but it's not sharp.
- Today, few web pages are written directly in HTML.
- Well, here I included a web page where you can download victorial maps.
- It's that joining the book and the exercises in the web page that's the important thing.
- And we might consider the video or podcast or web page to be part of that as as well.
- I can write software which turns emails into web pages.
- And you're going to have thousands of web pages come up and they'll tell you all about the guy.
Examples
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Although it may not seem obvious at first glance, every Web page has a purpose.
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Are there dates on each web page indicating when the page was last updated?
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Is there one particular web page that you would direct them to?
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So we'll just close that, go back to our web page stuff here.
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So the more information that they put in their web page, the better.
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Now you need your own web page.
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Can you easily move around the web page without getting lost?
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And you have some wonderful web pages that tell people lots of things they can do.
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For instance, creating a web page for PE on the school's website is a viable first step.
Academic text (2013) -
Today, few web pages are written directly in HTML.
Synonyms
A page on the internet that you view in a web browser
How Complex
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a document available on the World Wide Web' is directly and compositionally derived from 'web' (the internet) + 'page' (a document or side of a sheet), so a learner who knows both words can readily infer the MWE. This noun+noun compounding is a common and cross-linguistic pattern (e.g., página web, page Web) making the expression immediately transparent to B1 learners.
Etymology
Web page uses two clear images: a web like a spider's net that connects many things, and a page like a sheet of paper. So a web page is one 'document' on the internet that you open in your browser.