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サーチする · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Common loanword used in computing, information retrieval, and general searching contexts. Often used with する to mean 'to search'.

〈物もの〉をサーチするto search for something
インターネットで最さい新しんのニュースをサーチした。
I searched the internet for the latest news.
サーチをかけるto run a search (on something)
データベースに名な前まえでサーチをかけた。
I ran a search on the database by name.
〈場ば所しょ〉でサーチするto search within a place (e.g. a system, website)
このサイトでキーワードをサーチできます。
You can search for keywords on this site.

検けん索さくN2
検索 is the standard, slightly more formal native Japanese term for looking something up (e.g. in a database or on the web), while サーチ is a casual loanword often used interchangeably in tech contexts.
探たん索さく
探索 suggests an exploratory or investigative search (e.g. exploring unknown territory or data), whereas サーチ is a more neutral, everyday loanword for searching.
捜そう索さくN1
捜索 implies an active hunt for a missing person or object (often official, e.g. police search), while サーチ is a general-purpose word for searching that lacks that urgency.

シーク
サーチ means searching for something you don't know the location of, while シーク means moving directly to a known position within a file or data stream.

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Borrowed from English 'search'.