Google Define and Google Currency

There are two things that i often use in google beside searching. Google Define and Google Currency function in the search box. I have to admit that i still have a lot to learn in english vocabulary and using using google define really help me in learning. In case u never knew how to use google define, i’ll show u an example. Let say that i dont understand the word “recursive” and an acronym “NFSW”. The simple way to use is by opening google.com and type “define:recursive” or “define:NFSW

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then search, u should see the result appear

The other function that i use is the google currency. I usually use it when i want to know what is the price of a certain item in my country currency, in this case Rupiah or IDR (Indonesian Rupiah). The price that i look usually are books at amazon or ebay, example i look at amazon looking at You Can Paint Pastels book at a price $21.88 USD (United States Dollar). Now to know what is the price in Indonesian Rupiah i just type in google search 21.88 USD in IDR

Voila! and comes up the result! in case u want to use other currency like british pound u can use GBP ( Great Britain Pound sterling ) or Singapore dollar SGD as the currency or just google it to find the acronym :)

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3 Comments

  1. Posted November 9, 2008 at 2:19 pm | Permalink

    Heh, I only use Google Currency and Google Calculator :)

    Google Define looks pretty useful though.

  2. Posted November 9, 2008 at 4:34 pm | Permalink

    i usually use google calc also, but using windows calc has the same spendid in using :) so i use windows calc instead

  3. shaqueen
    Posted April 29, 2009 at 2:35 am | Permalink

    i don’t know what to use bye

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