leaflet
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈliflət/ · UK /ˈliːflət/
Forms: leaflets
leaflet means: A small printed sheet or thin booklet giving information, often handed out free.
noun
A small printed sheet or thin booklet giving information, often handed out free.
- Please read this leaflet.
- They handed out leaflets about the new bus service.
- The leaflet explains how to use the machine.
A small leaf, or one of the separate parts that together form a larger leaf.
- Each leaflet has a pointed tip.
- New leaflets appeared along the stem.
- The plant has five leaflets on each leaf.
verb
To give people small printed sheets of information or advertising.
- We plan to leaflet the neighborhood.
- Volunteers leafleted commuters outside the station.
- They have leafleted every home in the village.
Questions about leaflet
What does leaflet mean?
A small printed sheet or thin booklet giving information, often handed out free.
What is leaflet in other languages?
Türkçe: broşür · Español: folleto · Français: dépliant · Deutsch: Flugblatt · Italiano: volantino · 日本語: チラシ
How do you pronounce leaflet?
In American English /ˈliflət/; in British English /ˈliːflət/.
How do you use leaflet in a sentence?
Please read this leaflet. They handed out leaflets about the new bus service.
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