hypertext in Japanese
hypertext in Japanese is ハイパーテキスト, 超文面 — hypertext means digital text containing embedded links that let a reader move between related pieces of information.
hypertext in Japanese
ハイパーテキスト
Pronounced: haipātekisuto
(uncountable) Digital text in which the reader may navigate related information through embedded hyperlinks.
超文面
Pronounced: chōbunmen
(uncountable) Digital text in which the reader may navigate related information through embedded hyperlinks.
What does "hypertext" mean?
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noun Digital text containing embedded links that let a reader move between related pieces of information.
"The article uses hypertext so readers can jump straight to the sources."
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noun A document written in this linked form.
"She saved the manual as a hypertext so each section could link to the next."
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hypertext in a sentence
- The article uses hypertext so readers can jump straight to the sources.
- Reading hypertext lets you follow a topic sideways instead of moving straight through a page.
- She saved the manual as a hypertext so each section could link to the next.
- The team built an early hypertext to test how readers would navigate it.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "hypertext" in Japanese?
"hypertext" in Japanese is ハイパーテキスト, 超文面. hypertext means: Digital text containing embedded links that let a reader move between related pieces of information.
How do you pronounce ハイパーテキスト?
"hypertext" in Japanese is ハイパーテキスト, pronounced "haipātekisuto".
How do you use "hypertext" in a sentence?
Example: "The article uses hypertext so readers can jump straight to the sources." In Japanese, "hypertext" is ハイパーテキスト, 超文面.
Are there other ways to say "hypertext" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "hypertext": ハイパーテキスト, 超文面.
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