Definition of «chrome»

The term "chrome" has multiple meanings depending on its context.

In general, it refers to a shiny or reflective surface, often associated with luxury and elegance. For example, you might describe a car as having a "chromed" bumper or emblem if it is coated in a bright metal finish.

However, the term can also refer specifically to the Google browser extension of the same name, which enhances the functionality of web browsers by providing additional features and customization options. In this context, "chrome" refers to the user interface elements surrounding the content on a webpage.

Usage examples

The new laptop comes with a pre-installed Chrome browser.
I need to upgrade the Google Chrome on my computer to the latest version.
You can customize the appearance of your Chrome by adding themes.
The Chrome extension 'Adblock Plus' helps in blocking intrusive advertisements.
I use Chrome as my default browser for browsing the internet.
Chrome offers a feature to sync bookmarks and settings across multiple devices.
Chrome has a built-in task manager to monitor and manage the performance of opened tabs and extensions.
The Chrome Developer Tools are essential for web developers to debug and analyze web pages.
By signing in to Chrome with your Google account, you can access your browsing history and bookmarks from any device.
Chrome's incognito mode allows you to browse privately without saving any history or cookies on your computer.

Phrases with «chrome»

Sentences with «chrome»

However, running an Android app on Chrome OS in a fixed window is one thing. (androidcentral.com)
Up front the crossover gets a new radiator grille with chrome trim strips that extend across the front and into the headlights. (automobilemag.com)
At the front, there is a rectangular grille finished in chrome with company's logo in the centre. (policybazaar.com)
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Definition of «chrome»

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Phrases with «chrome»

Sentences with «chrome»

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