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Meanings of notebook in English
A portable computer that is small enough and light enough to be used on one's lap.
Usage of notebook in English
1
Gordon read through Cooper's lab notebook, looking for possible sources of error.
2
Lloyd told the story, referring to his notebook from time to time.
3
He has an idea and makes a note in the ever-ready notebook.
4
Morgan pretended to read from a list of questions in his notebook.
5
See Also: Brandon's Twitter stream and reporter's notebook; Wired Science on Twitter.
6
He wrote the information in the small pocket notebook he always carried.
7
This is the report in his notebook: Discovering the strategic line Royne-Nesle.
8
For I remembered the singular phrase he had used in the notebook.
9
His small spiral notebook was open, his gold pen ready in hand.
10
I opened the small notebook and read a poem I'd begun earlier:
11
He picks up the notebook and places it back in the case.
12
She buys a new notebook and finds herself making very different entries.
13
He said no; then, pulling a notebook from his pocket, he wrote.
14
Excellent, Richard said, finishing his reading of the material in Patrick's notebook.
15
Heat made it a point to hold her pen over her notebook.
16
The detective opened up his notebook and removed a sheet of paper.
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Notebook through the time
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United States of America
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