hyperlink in Irish
hyperlink in Irish is hipearnasc — hyperlink means a piece of text or a graphic in an electronic document that you can activate to open another document or start an action.
hyperlink in Irish
hipearnasc
hipearnasc
What does "hyperlink" mean?
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noun A piece of text or a graphic in an electronic document that you can activate to open another document or start an action.
"Click the hyperlink at the bottom of the email to read the full report."
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verb To insert a clickable link into a text, or to refer readers to another document through one.
"Please hyperlink the company name to its website."
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hyperlink in a sentence
- Click the hyperlink at the bottom of the email to read the full report.
- Each hyperlink in the article is underlined in blue.
- Please hyperlink the company name to its website.
- The blog post hyperlinks to several earlier articles.
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What is "hyperlink" in Irish?
"hyperlink" in Irish is hipearnasc. hyperlink means: A piece of text or a graphic in an electronic document that you can activate to open another document or start an action.
How do you use "hyperlink" in a sentence?
Example: "Click the hyperlink at the bottom of the email to read the full report." In Irish, "hyperlink" is hipearnasc.
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