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Definition of hypertext - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
web pagesTECH. system for creating and viewing linked textTECH.
- Hypertext systems revolutionized how we access information online.
2.
technologyTECH. document with clickable links that jump to other partsTECH.
- The website is made up of several hypertexts.
Origin of hypertext
Greek, hyper (over) + textus (woven)
Terms with hypertext included in their meaning
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abr: Hypertext Markup Language
computer language used to create web pages
abr: Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure
secure version of HTTP for safe web communication
abr: Hypertext Transfer Protocol
rules for sending information on the internet
abr: Hypertext
system for linking text to other text
abr: Hypertext Markup Language Version 5
latest version of the language for making web pages
abr: Hypertext Transfer Protocol daemon
program that runs a web server
digital text
person who reads and interacts with hypertext
acr: PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor
scripting language for making websites dynamic and interactive
Examples of hypertext in a sentence
The website's hypertext links were broken. Each hypertext in the document links to a different section. Students learned to create hypertexts in their web design class.
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- French:hypertexte, ...
- German:Hypertext, ...
- Italian:ipertesto, ...
- Spanish:hipertexto, ...
- Portuguese:hipertexto, ...
- Chinese:超文本, 超链接文档, ...
- Japanese:ハイパーテキスト, リンク文書, ...
- Arabic:النَّص الفَائِق, نَصّ فَائِق, ...
- Hebrew:הִיפֶּרְטֶקְסְט, מִסְמָךְ הִיפֶּרְטֶקְסְט, ...
- Russian:гипертекст, гипертекстовый документ, ...
- Ukrainian:гіпертекст, ...
- Hindi:हाइपरटेक्स्ट, ऐसा पाठ जिसमें क्लिक करने योग्य कड़ियाँ हों और जो दूसरे भागों तक ले जाए, ...
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