| Subject | English | German |
| gen. | world wide web | World Wide Web WWW (WWW) |
| gen. | world wide web | weltweites Gewebe (WWW) |
| comp. | World Wide Web | WWW |
| law, ADR | world wide web | Teil bzw. Segment des Internets |
| environ. | World Wide Web A graphical, interactive, hypertext information system that is cross-platform and can be run locally or over the global Internet. The Web consists of Web servers offering pages of information to Web browsers who view and interact with the pages. Pages can contain formatted text, background colors, graphics, as well as audio and video clips. Simple links in a Web page can cause the browser to jump to a different part of the same page or to a page on a Web server halfway around the world. Web pages can be used to send mail, read news, and download files. A Web address is called a URL | World Wide Web |
| comp., net. | World Wide Web | Web |
| commun., IT | World Wide Web | World-Wide-Web |
| gen. | world wide web WWW | wörtlich: weltweites Gewebe |
| commun., IT, engl. | World Wide Web | World Wide Web |
| comp. | World Wide Web | 3W |
| comp. | World Wide Web | weltweites Gewebe |
| gen. | world wide web WWW | WWW |
| IT, engl. | World Wide Web Consortium | World Wide Web Consortium |
| law, ADR | world wide web consortium | Organisation die Standardisierung von Hypertextsprachen vorantreibt |
| gen. | World Wide Web Consortium | W3C Consortium |
| comp., MS | World Wide Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning | WebDAV (A set of extensions to the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) that facilitates collaborative editing and file management between users located remotely from each other on the Internet) |