Bookmark ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Bookmark ( noun )

1. A strip of ribbon or other material used to mark one's place in a book.
2. A feature of a web browser that allows the user to save the address of a website to return to it later.
3. A feature of a computer program that allows the user to save the location of a document or file to return to it later.

Origin:

The word "bookmark" originated in the 15th century from the words "book" and "mark". it originally referred to a strip of ribbon or other material used to mark one"s place in a book.

Examples:

1. I always use a bookmark when reading a book, so I don't lose my place.
2. I bookmarked the website so I can find it again later.
3. He bookmarked the document so he could easily find it again later.
4. I can't find my place in the book, I must have lost my bookmark.
5. I bookmarked all my favorite websites in my browser.

(As a verb)

Bookmark ( verb )

1. A strip of ribbon or other material used to mark one's place in a book.
2. A feature of a web browser that allows the user to save the address of a website to return to it later.
3. A feature of a computer program that allows the user to save the location of a document or file to return to it later.

Origin:

The word "bookmark" originated in the 15th century from the words "book" and "mark". it originally referred to a strip of ribbon or other material used to mark one"s place in a book.

Examples:

1. I always use a bookmark when reading a book, so I don't lose my place.
2. I bookmarked the website so I can find it again later.
3. He bookmarked the document so he could easily find it again later.
4. I can't find my place in the book, I must have lost my bookmark.
5. I bookmarked all my favorite websites in my browser.