Pronunciation: /ˈbrɛd.krʌmb/
noun a small piece of bread, cracker, or other food that is broken from a larger piece
A1 I followed the breadcrumb trail to find my way back to the campsite.
A2 The breadcrumb on the forest floor helped me navigate my way through the woods.
B1 The website's breadcrumb navigation made it easy for me to go back to the homepage.
B2 Using breadcrumbs in the code helped me track the user's progress through the application.
C1 The breadcrumb strategy in marketing is an effective way to guide customers through the sales funnel.
C2 The breadcrumb feature on the website allowed users to easily retrace their steps and find previously visited pages.
adjective relating to or resembling breadcrumbs, especially in being scattered or minute
A1 I followed the breadcrumb trail to find my way back to the campsite.
A2 The breadcrumb navigation on the website made it easy for me to find the information I needed.
B1 The breadcrumb menu at the top of the page helped me navigate through the different sections of the website.
B2 The breadcrumb links on the webpage allowed me to easily backtrack to previous pages.
C1 The breadcrumb feature on the app provided a convenient way to retrace my steps and navigate through different screens.
C2 The breadcrumb functionality in the software allowed me to track my progress and easily go back to previous steps.
formal The website navigation includes a breadcrumb trail to help users easily track their path.
informal I always use the breadcrumb at the top of the page to go back to the previous section.
slang I got lost in the website but thankfully found my way back using the breadcrumb.
figurative Leaving a breadcrumb trail of clues, the detective was able to solve the mystery.
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