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notepad
(noʊtpæd)
Word forms: plural notepads
countable noun
A notepad is a pad of paper that you use for writing notes or letters on.
Have a pencil and notepad ready.
notepad in British English
(ˈnəʊtpæd)
noun
a pad of notepaper
Have a pencil and notepad ready.
She scribbled something in her notepad.
We always keep a notepad by the phone.
notepad in American English
(ˈnoʊtˌpæd)
noun
a small pad of paper, fastened along one edge, on which to jot down notes, reminders, or other information
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In other languagesnotepad
British English: notepad /ˈnəʊtˌpæd/ NOUN
A notepad is a pad of paper that you use for writing notes or letters on.
Have a pencil and notepad ready.
- American English: notepad
- Arabic: مُذَكَرَةٌ
- Brazilian Portuguese: bloco de anotações
- Chinese: 记事本
- Croatian: notes
- Czech: poznámkový blok
- Danish: notesblok
- Dutch: notitieboekje
- European Spanish: bloc de notas
- Finnish: lehtiö
- French: bloc-notes
- German: Notizblock
- Greek: καρνέ
- Italian: blocchetto per appunti
- Japanese: メモパッド
- Korean: 메모장
- Norwegian: notatblokk
- Polish: notatnik ekranowy
- European Portuguese: bloco de notas
- Romanian: carnețel
- Russian: блокнот
- Latin American Spanish: bloc de notas
- Swedish: anteckningsblock
- Thai: กระดาษจดบันทึก
- Turkish: not defteri
- Ukrainian: блокнот
- Vietnamese: tập giấy ghi chép
Chinese translation of 'notepad'
notepad
(ˈnəutpæd)
n (c)
- (= pad of paper)
记(記)事本
(jìshìběn) (个(個), gè) - (Comput)
记(記)事簿
(jìshìbù) (个(個), gè)
- it can't/won't last
- it can wait
- itch
- itchily
- itchiness
- itching
- itching palm
- itching powder
- itch mite
- itchweed
- itchy
- itchy feet
- it comes in blue or green
- it comes supplied with an adaptor
- it concerns me that ...
- it cost him his life/job
- it cost me fifty pounds
- it cost more than we expected
- it costs 5 pounds/too much
- it costs quite a lot to go to the states
- it costs £15.50, including postage and packing
- it costs £5 a person
- it counts for little/a lot
- itcz
- it'd