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Meanings of leaflet in English

Portuguese
folheto
Catalan
folletó

A small book usually having a paper cover.

folheto
Portuguese
folder

A thin triangular flap of a heart valve.

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Usage of leaflet in English
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest The Conservative leaflet inviting people to the 'business day'.
The Guardian
2
Age and Opportunity has produced a leaflet for those who are interested.
The Irish Times
3
Neat Feet is a new leaflet on the importance of healthy feet.
The Irish Times
4
The Government's reaction so far has been to produce one paltry leaflet.
The Irish Times
5
NOTE: Of course all the activities enumerated in this leaflet are Spiritual.
The Boy and the Sunday School / A Manual of Principle and Method...
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A leaflet describing the values of the AFA lists them as follows:
Drawing Down the Moon
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Objective: We sought to evaluate mitral valve repair for anterior leaflet perforation.
Pubmed
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Significant TR at T2 was associated with greater leaflet size and prolapse.
Pubmed
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The leaflet fell slowly from the early morning till about 1 P.M.
The Power of Movement in Plants
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The leaflet campaign of the Socialists has long since reached alarming proportions.
The Red Conspiracy
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In a Malthusian leaflet, written for the poor Dr. Binnie Dunlop states:
Birth Control: A Statement of Christian Doctrine against the Neo...
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It was a scurrilous anti-Catholic leaflet, grossly personal and savouring of atheism.
South Wind
13
Because nothing can save the planet quite like a strongly-worded leaflet, hey?
The South African
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There was a leaflet about the place, with a map and directions.
Magic seeds
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He tried again and then received a leaflet on rural fire departments.
The new yorker
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Rupert's leaflet about Mr and Mrs Webb and the Poor Law reform.
The great lover
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Translations for leaflet
Leaflet through the time
Leaflet across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common