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search engine
[ surch en-juhn ]
noun
- a computer program that searches documents, especially on the World Wide Web, for a specified word or words and provides a list of documents in which they are found.
search engine
noun
- computing a service provided on the internet enabling users to search for items of interest
Word History and Origins
Origin of search engine1
Example Sentences
Judge Mehta said in his ruling in August that the default search engine was "extremely valuable real estate" for Google.
The industry’s dominant web browser — it controls about 61 percent of the U.S. market, according to Bloomberg — is a potent data-collection portal, steering people to the company’s search engine.
To try to establish where the videos had first appeared publicly, we ran several frames from each through search engines.
Meanwhile, their website was "ranking completely normally" on other search engines, but that didn't really matter, according to Shivaun, as "everyone's using Google".
At a bar on the outskirts of Canterbury students here know the limits, and say they only use AI as an aid, like they might a search engine.
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