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Definition of booklet in English: bookletnoun ˈbʊklɪtˈbʊklɪt A small, thin book with paper covers, typically giving information on a particular subject. Example sentencesExamples - Like all previous years, students will sit their exams by writing answers into A4-sized paper booklets.
- Her eyes were fixed on the thin booklet her teacher held which contained her mark.
- The booklet contains pictures of the band members as well as lyrics for each song.
- According to the information booklet High Street was not included in the scheme.
- The pupils in that focus group had clearly read the booklets and found the information helpful and credible.
- Should we give detailed advice and information booklets to patients with back pain?
- A series of booklets on using the internet to source information are available free in the library.
- Print marketing covers a wide range of options, from point of sale booklets to direct mail pamphlets.
- There are 28 booklets in all, related to subjects such as arithmetic, literacy or vocabulary.
- So there is a map of the island and a booklet with pictures of the planet.
- Pupils from each year presented their final results with posters, booklets and leaflets.
- As a Lecturer I took pains to share my knowledge with the students but was surprised to read the answer booklets.
- Enrolment forms and information booklets are available from the school.
- The cash can be used to buy tools, to manage the park's wildlife habitats and to produce leaflets and information booklets.
- This is something of a fact which even the cover design of the booklet attests to.
- The remaining four booklets were mailed directly to the women.
- The booklet and card gives information about the help provided by a dozen agencies in the region.
- The ministry also said it has compiled an information booklet to distribute to farmers.
- We will have a range of religious pamphlets and booklets on sale.
- His ceaseless energy has also been directed to penning books and booklets on the fisheries sector.
Synonyms pamphlet, brochure, leaflet, handout, handbill, circular, flyer, notice, tract North American folder, mailer informal bumf North American & Australian/New Zealand informal dodger
Definition of booklet in US English: bookletnounˈbʊklɪtˈbo͝oklit A small book consisting of a few sheets, typically with paper covers. Example sentencesExamples - Should we give detailed advice and information booklets to patients with back pain?
- The cash can be used to buy tools, to manage the park's wildlife habitats and to produce leaflets and information booklets.
- The pupils in that focus group had clearly read the booklets and found the information helpful and credible.
- The ministry also said it has compiled an information booklet to distribute to farmers.
- Print marketing covers a wide range of options, from point of sale booklets to direct mail pamphlets.
- We will have a range of religious pamphlets and booklets on sale.
- There are 28 booklets in all, related to subjects such as arithmetic, literacy or vocabulary.
- The booklet and card gives information about the help provided by a dozen agencies in the region.
- Like all previous years, students will sit their exams by writing answers into A4-sized paper booklets.
- Pupils from each year presented their final results with posters, booklets and leaflets.
- The remaining four booklets were mailed directly to the women.
- So there is a map of the island and a booklet with pictures of the planet.
- Her eyes were fixed on the thin booklet her teacher held which contained her mark.
- As a Lecturer I took pains to share my knowledge with the students but was surprised to read the answer booklets.
- According to the information booklet High Street was not included in the scheme.
- This is something of a fact which even the cover design of the booklet attests to.
- Enrolment forms and information booklets are available from the school.
- The booklet contains pictures of the band members as well as lyrics for each song.
- His ceaseless energy has also been directed to penning books and booklets on the fisheries sector.
- A series of booklets on using the internet to source information are available free in the library.
Synonyms pamphlet, brochure, leaflet, handout, handbill, circular, flyer, notice, tract
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