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Crawler web

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

web crawler [ˈweb ˌkrɔːlə(r)] N COMPUT

web crawler
moteur m de recherche sur le web
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

crawler [Brit ˈkrɔːlə, Am ˈkrɔlər] N

1. crawler Brit (person):

crawler inf
lèche-bottes inf

2. crawler (slow vehicle):

crawler inf
tortue f inf

3. crawler Am (earthworm):

crawler inf
ver m de terre

4. crawler (on the Internet):

crawler
robot m de recherche

web [Brit wɛb, Am wɛb] N

1. web:

web, a. spider's web
toile f (d'araignée)

2. web fig:

a web of ropes, lines
un réseau de
a web of laws, regulations, interests
un écheveau de
a web of lies or deceit
un tissu de mensonges

3. web COMPUT:

web, a. the Web
web m
web, a. the Web
Toile f

4. web:

web ANAT, ZOOL (in animals)
palmure f
web (in humans)
palmature f

in the PONS Dictionary

crawler N pej inf (obsequious person)

crawler
lèche-botte mf

web [web] N

1. web (trap):

web
toile f
spider('s) web
toile d'araignée
to spin a web
tisser une toile

2. web (network):

web
tissu m

3. web (tissue for birds):

web
palmure f

I. Web, WEB [web] N COMPUT

Web
Web m
(World Wide) Web
toile f (d'araignée mondiale)

II. Web, WEB [web] ADJ inv COMPUT

Web
Web
in the PONS Dictionary

web [web] N

1. web (trap):

web
toile f
spider web
toile d'araignée
to spin a web
tisser une toile

2. web (network):

web
tissu m

3. web (tissue for birds):

web
palmure f

I. Web, WEB [web] N comput

Web
Web m
the (World Wide) Web
la Toile
the (World Wide) Web
le Web

II. Web, WEB [web] ADJ inv comput

Web
Web

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Hardly consistent with our expectations of the web crawler.
www.godisageek.com
The process for generating event listings is primarily by web scraping using algorithms with web crawlers to find any events taking place.
en.wikipedia.org
Web scraping is closely related to web indexing, which indexes information on the web using a bot or web crawler and is a universal technique adopted by most search engines.
en.wikipedia.org
Consider that authors are producers of information, and a web crawler is the consumer of this information, grabbing the text and storing it in a cache (or corpus).
en.wikipedia.org
Web crawlers are also called web spiders, from which the name is derived.
en.wikipedia.org

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