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URL
The unique address of a webpage or another resource on the internet. The abbreviation stands for 'Uniform Resource Locator'.
Kannst du mir bitte die URL für die Anmeldung schicken?
Can you please send me the URL for the registration?
'URL' is an abbreviation from English and stands for 'Uniform Resource Locator'. Although it is a loanword, it is used in German like a normal noun.
Die URL dieser Webseite ist sehr lang und kompliziert.
The URL of this website is very long and complicated.
In everyday digital life, 'URL' is often combined with certain verbs. Typical actions are: copying, pasting, clicking, opening, or sharing a URL.
Klicke einfach auf die URL, um zur Registrierung zu gelangen.
Just click on the URL to get to the registration page.
Originally a purely technical term from IT, 'URL' is now a fixed part of everyday language. Everyone who uses the internet understands and uses this word.
Gib die URL oben in die Adresszeile deines Browsers ein.
Enter the URL at the top in your browser's address bar.
link
'der Link' and 'die Url' both belong to the internet and lead to a webpage or file. The difference is: a link is a clickable reference, for example a blue word or a button. A URL is the exact internet address, often shown at the top of the browser. The words can be confused because a link usually contains a URL or leads to a URL. In everyday language, people often say 'Schick mir den Link' (send me the link) when they simply want to open the page. 'URL' is more precise when you mean the address itself.
Vor dem Termin kopiert ihr die URL aus dem Browser.
Before the appointment, you copy the URL from the browser.
Schickst du mir bitte den Link zur Anmeldung?
Could you please send me the link for the registration?