.com
.com (noun) means the most widely used top-level internet domain, forming the last part of a web address such as example.com. It was intended for commercial organisations but is now open to anyone. Example: “We bought the .com as well as the .co.uk.”
How to use .com
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe ending of most website addresses.
Written .com in addresses and usually dot-com when used as an ordinary noun or adjective.
Say the dot aloud: 'example dot com'. In print, keep the full stop attached with no space.
Trace the full origin ↓Etymology
A shortening of commercial, chosen as the label for the commercial top-level domain.