Sentence examples for explorer meaning from inspiring English sources
Under the new government plan, the applications software company would retain possession of Internet Explorer, meaning that Microsoft would have to create a stand-alone version -- something the company has adamantly refused to do.
Edge is the future replacement of Internet Explorer, meaning that after several decades, Microsoft is trying to re-take over the Internet.
Many of his tourists, he says, are urban explorers, meaning they enjoy seeking out and exploring modern ruins, finding beauty within their decay.
A British special operative, writer and explorer, Sir Fiennes has hiked (unsupported, meaning no resupplies) across the Arctic and Antarctica.
The Portuguese explorer Juan Cabrillo named it in 1542 for a word meaning "round hill".
In December 2007, Microsoft announced that all the changes required to pass Acid2 would be made available in Internet Explorer 8, but that the changes would not be turned on by default, meaning that IE8 would not actually pass the test.
The word came into English through the Hindi varandā, but it is related to the Spanish baranda, meaning "railing," and thus most likely entered Hindi via Portuguese explorers of India.
Visited in 1844 by the soldier-explorer John C. Frémont, the intensely blue lake took its name from the Washoe Indian word meaning "big water".
"Probably most important is its cross-platform capability," O'Hare says, meaning a Mac user running Apple's Safari browser would have the same experience as a Windows user running Internet Explorer.
