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leaflet
leaf·let L0087100 (lē′flĭt)n.1. One of the segments of a compound leaf.2. A small leaf or leaflike part.3. A printed, usually folded handbill or flier intended for free distribution.v. leaf·let·ed, leaf·let·ing, leaf·lets also leaf·let·ted or leaf·let·ting v.intr. To hand out leaflets.v.tr. To hand out leaflets to or in: leafleted the morning commuters; leaflet a neighborhood.leaflet (ˈliːflɪt) n1. (Journalism & Publishing) a printed and usually folded sheet of paper for distribution, usually free and containing advertising material or information about a political party, charity, etc2. (Botany) any of the subdivisions of a compound leaf such as a fern leaf3. (Botany) (loosely) any small leaf or leaflike partvbto distribute printed leaflets (to): they leafleted every flat in the area. ˈleafleter nleaf•let (ˈlif lɪt)
n., v. -let•ed let•ted, -let•ing -let•ting. n. 1. a small flat or folded sheet of printed matter, as an advertisement, usu. intended for free distribution. 2. one of the separate blades or divisions of a compound leaf. 3. a small leaflike part. v.t. 4. to distribute leaflets to or among. v.i. 5. to distribute leaflets. [1780–90] leaf`let•eer′ (-lɪˈtɪər) leaf′let•er, n. leaf·let (lē′flĭt) A small leaf or leaf-like part, especially one of the blades or divisions of a compound leaf.leaflet
Past participle: leafleted
Gerund: leafleting
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| I leaflet | | you leaflet | | he/she/it leaflets | | we leaflet | | you leaflet | | they leaflet |
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| I leafleted | | you leafleted | | he/she/it leafleted | | we leafleted | | you leafleted | | they leafleted |
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| I am leafleting | | you are leafleting | | he/she/it is leafleting | | we are leafleting | | you are leafleting | | they are leafleting |
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| I have leafleted | | you have leafleted | | he/she/it has leafleted | | we have leafleted | | you have leafleted | | they have leafleted |
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| I was leafleting | | you were leafleting | | he/she/it was leafleting | | we were leafleting | | you were leafleting | | they were leafleting |
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| I had leafleted | | you had leafleted | | he/she/it had leafleted | | we had leafleted | | you had leafleted | | they had leafleted |
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| I will leaflet | | you will leaflet | | he/she/it will leaflet | | we will leaflet | | you will leaflet | | they will leaflet |
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| I will have leafleted | | you will have leafleted | | he/she/it will have leafleted | | we will have leafleted | | you will have leafleted | | they will have leafleted |
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| I will be leafleting | | you will be leafleting | | he/she/it will be leafleting | | we will be leafleting | | you will be leafleting | | they will be leafleting |
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| I have been leafleting | | you have been leafleting | | he/she/it has been leafleting | | we have been leafleting | | you have been leafleting | | they have been leafleting |
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| I will have been leafleting | | you will have been leafleting | | he/she/it will have been leafleting | | we will have been leafleting | | you will have been leafleting | | they will have been leafleting |
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| I had been leafleting | | you had been leafleting | | he/she/it had been leafleting | | we had been leafleting | | you had been leafleting | | they had been leafleting |
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| I would leaflet | | you would leaflet | | he/she/it would leaflet | | we would leaflet | | you would leaflet | | they would leaflet |
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| I would have leafleted | | you would have leafleted | | he/she/it would have leafleted | | we would have leafleted | | you would have leafleted | | they would have leafleted |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | leaflet - a thin triangular flap of a heart valvecuspflap - a movable piece of tissue partly connected to the bodycardiac valve, heart valve - a valve to control one-way flow of blood | | 2. | leaflet - part of a compound leaffoliage, leaf, leafage - the main organ of photosynthesis and transpiration in higher plantspinna, pinnule - division of a usually pinnately divided leaf | | 3. |  leaflet - a small book usually having a paper coverbooklet, brochure, folder, pamphletbook - a written work or composition that has been published (printed on pages bound together); "I am reading a good book on economics"blue book - a blue booklet used in universities for writing examinationsticket book - a book of tickets that can be torn out and used |
leafletnoun booklet, notice, advert (Brit. informal), brochure, bill, circular, flyer, tract, pamphlet, handout, mailshot, handbill Campaigners handed out leaflets on passive smoking.Translationsleaf (liːf) – plural leaves (liːvz) – noun1. a part of a plant growing from the side of a stem, usually green, flat and thin, but of various shapes depending on the plant. Many trees lose their leaves in autumn. 葉 叶2. something thin like a leaf, especially the page of a book. Several leaves had been torn out of the book. (書刊等的)一張 （书刊等的）一张 3. an extra part of a table, either attached to one side with a hinge or added to the centre when the two ends are apart. 活動桌面板 活动桌面ˈleaflet (-lit) noun a small, printed sheet containing information etc. 傳單 传单ˈleafy adjective having many leaves. a leafy plant. 多葉的 叶茂的turn over a new leaf to begin a new and better way of behaving, working etc. 改頭換面，重新做人 翻开新的一页，重新开始，改过自新 - Do you have a brochure in English? (US)
Do you have a leaflet in English? (UK) → 有英文版的旅游小册子吗？
leaflet
leaflet1. any of the subdivisions of a compound leaf such as a fern leaf 2. (loosely) any small leaf or leaflike part Leaflet a printed sheet with a political-agitational or informative text or picture. The distinguishing features of leaflets are their up-to-date content, the comparatively large number of copies printed, the promptness of publication and distribution, and brief use. Leaflets may present either original texts of appeals and announcements or reprints (official documents or works of art, for example). The first leaflets were printed soon after the invention of the printing press. Originally they were used to publicize government decrees. Revolutionary leaflets were used throughout Germany during the Peasant War of 1524–26. In the 18th to 20th centuries leaflets became an accepted form of mass revolutionary propaganda. They were also widely used in preelection struggles among bourgeois parties. During wars (especially World War I and World War II) leaflets were issued by governments and by military commands. During the 18th and 19th centuries the Russian government issued manifestos, decrees, and addresses to the population by means of flyers, a form of leaflet. For example, flyers were distributed during the Patriotic War of 1812. The forerunners of revolutionary leaflets were handwritten “anonymous letters” and “inciting (prelestnye) charters” summoning the people to rebellion and distributed by the leaders of the peasant wars of the 17th and 18th centuries (I. Bolotnikov, S. Razin, K. Bulavin, and E. Pugachev). Revolutionary leaflets called proclamations were printed in London by the Free Russian Printing House for distribution in Russia. During the phase of the Russian liberation movement that was dominated by the raznochintsy (intellectuals of no definite class), proclamation-leaflets were issued by Zemlia i Volia (Land and Freedom) in the 1860’s and 1870’s, by the People’s Will, by the first workers’ circles, and by other revolutionary organizations inside the country and abroad. The St. Petersburg Union of Struggle for the Emancipation of the Working Class, which was headed by V. I. Lenin in 1895, made extensive use of leaflets. Revolutionary leaflets were issued on a mass scale during the Revolution of 1905–07 and during the preparation for and implementation of the October Socialist Revolution of 1917, as well as during the Civil War of 1918–20. The publication and distribution of leaflets are forms of agitational work done by party, soviet, and Komsomol organizations in the USSR. There are two main types of leaflets: placardleaflets and “militant sheets.” During the Great Patriotic War of 1941–45 leaflets played a major role in the party’s ideological struggle against sinister fascist German propaganda by helping to mobilize and unite popular forces to rout the enemy. Leaflets are used to publish appeals and urgent communiqués. They are a means of disseminating the experience of advanced workers. In addition, leaflets are used for commercial and other forms of advertising. PUBLICATIONS1 marta 1881 g.: Proklamatsii i vozzvaniia, izdannye posle tsareubiistva. Petrograd, 1920.
Pamiatniki agitatsionnoi literatury RSDRP. Vol. 6 (1914–17): “Period voiny,” fasc. 1, “Proklamatsii 1914 g.” Moscow-Petrograd, 1923.
Proklamatsii shestidesiatykh godov. Moscow-Leningrad, 1926.
Literatura Moskovskogo Rabochego Soiuza. Moscow, 1930.
Listovki Peterburgskogo ‘Soiuza bor’by za osvobozhdenie rabochego klassa,’ 1895–1897 gg. Moscow, 1934.
Listovki peterburgskikh bol’shevikov 1902–917, vols. 1–3. [Moscow-Leningrad] 1939–57.
Listovki Grazhdanskoi voiny v SSSR, 1918–1922. Moscow, 1942.
Listovki Moskovskoi organizatsii bol’shevikov, 1914–1925 gg. Moscow, 1954.
Listovki bol’shevistskikh organizatsii v pervoi russkoi revoliutsii 1905–1907 gg., parts 1–3. Moscow, 1956.
Geroi ipodvigi: Sovetskie listovki Velikoi Otechestvennoi voiny 1941–1945 gg. Moscow, 1958.
Listovki Otechestvennoi voiny 1912 g. Moscow, 1962.
Revoliutsiini vidozvi do ukrains’koho narodu 1850–1870 rr. Kiev, 1920.REFERENCESLikhachev, N. Katalog letuchikh izdanii i ikh perepechatoh Manifesty, ukazy i dr. pravitel’stvennye rasporiazheniia v otdel’nykh izdaniiakh i perepechatkakh. St. Petersburg, 1895.
Bitovt, lu. Redkie russkie knigi i letuchie izdaniia XVIII v. Moscow, 1905.
Pervomaiskie proklamatsii: Bibliografich. opisanie. Leningrad, 1924.
Sotsial-demokraticheskie listovki, 1894–1917 gg.: Bibliografich. ukaza-tel’, vols. 1–2. Moscow, 1931–34.
Mez’er, A. V. Slovamyi ukazatel’ po knigovedeniiu, part 3. Moscow-Leningrad, 1934. Pages 503–620.
Klevenskii, M. M., E. N. Kusheva, and O. P. Markova. Russkaia podpol’naia i zarubezhnaia pechat’ Bibliografich. ukazatel’, vol. 1. Moscow, 1935.
Petropavlovskii, E. S. Listovki kak istochnik pri izuchenii istorii KPSS. Moscow, 1966.
Istochnikovedenie istorii SSSR XIX–nach. XX vv. Moscow, 1970. Pages 328–45.leaflet[′lēf·lət] (botany) A division of a compound leaf. A small or young foliage leaf. leaflet
leaf·let (lēf'let), 1. A layer of phospholipid; thus, a lipid bilayer has two leaflets. 2. A thin, flattened object or structure. leafletThe part of a valve designed to open in the direction of flow and close to prevent backflow. Its base is typically attached to a larger structure by a fixed stalk and its unattached end moves. leaflet Any small, leaf-like structure such as the cusps of a heart or other valve.See LF
See LFleaflet
Synonyms for leafletnoun bookletSynonyms- booklet
- notice
- advert
- brochure
- bill
- circular
- flyer
- tract
- pamphlet
- handout
- mailshot
- handbill
Synonyms for leafletnoun a thin triangular flap of a heart valveSynonymsRelated Words- flap
- cardiac valve
- heart valve
noun part of a compound leafRelated Words- foliage
- leaf
- leafage
- pinna
- pinnule
noun a small book usually having a paper coverSynonyms- booklet
- brochure
- folder
- pamphlet
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