online suchen

A neutral, general phrase meaning to search on the internet. It fits almost any ordinary online search.

A slightly more conversational way to say “search on the internet.” It sounds a bit less formal than “im Internet suchen.”

Means “check online,” usually for quickly looking up information. It often suggests a brief check rather than an in-depth search.

Means “to look at / watch” and is not about searching on the internet. It has a different meaning, so it only fits other contexts.

Means “to look at / view / watch.” Like “anschauen,” it is not about internet searching but about visual viewing.

A colloquial word meaning “to look” or “to glance.” It is very everyday language, but it does not mean “search online.”

More formal: “to research online.” It is used when the search is more thorough and information-oriented.

Very close in meaning, but longer and more explicit: “to search for information on the internet.” It emphasizes that the goal is specifically information.

Almost the same as “im Internet suchen,” but “Web” sounds slightly more technical or modern.

Focuses on the result: not just searching, but finding information on the internet. It sounds more result-oriented.

A very natural and precise phrase: “to search for something on the internet.” It is the most direct form for a specific search target.