page view

IPA/ˈpeɪdʒ vjuː/
IPA/ˈpeɪdʒ vjuː/

page view — noun

1. each time a visitor opens one webpage on a site — the basic unit used to measure

1.名詞B2
釋義

each time a visitor opens one webpage on a site — the basic unit used to measure website traffic

例句

Gita's article on local birdwatching got over 3,000 page views last month.

The news site counts a page view each time someone reads a full story.

passive-like structure: a page view is counted when...

同義詞
  • hit

    more general — a hit counts every file request including images and scripts, not just full pages

  • impression

    used mainly in advertising to count how many times an ad is displayed, not the same as a full page visit

文法句型

[number] + page views

page view + noun (counter, numbers, statistics)

用法筆記

Often used in the plural (page views) when talking about totals or statistics. The singular form appears in compound modifiers like 'page view count' or 'page view statistics'.

常見錯誤

❌The website received many pages views yesterday.
✅The website received many page views yesterday.
💡The plural goes on 'view', not 'page'; 'page' stays singular in the compound noun.