to webshot
5.3
To take a picture of a web page to save or share
- verb
- Texting
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capturar
- He quickly webshot the news article before it was taken down from the site.
Examples
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If you want to remember this layout, just webshot the page and save it to your folder.
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She asked him to webshot the confirmation page for their records before closing the browser.
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I need to webshot this page for my report.
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Can you webshot the homepage for me?
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She asked him to webshot the confirmation page so they could keep a record of it.
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If you want to save this design, just webshot the webpage and store it in your folder.
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He decided to webshot the news article to ensure he wouldn't lose the information when it was removed.
How Thorough
Surface Forms
webshot infinitive
webshotted past
webshotted past participle
webshotting present participle
webshots third person singular
Etymology
Webshot as a verb comes from web ('website') and shot ('to take a photo'), so it means to take a quick picture of a page, like making a 'screenshot'. That's why to webshot a page is to capture and save its image.