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leaflet

/ˈliːflɪt/

leafletnoun

leaflets

/ˈliːflɪt/

Translations

dépliantImprimé publicitaire ou informatif, souvent plié.

The company handed out a leaflet to promote their new product.

L’entreprise a distribué un dépliant pour promouvoir son nouveau produit.

folioleBotanique : petite feuille ou segment d’une feuille composée.

Each leaflet of the fern was delicately shaped and vibrant green.

Chaque foliole de la fougère avait une forme délicate et un vert vif.

Additional translations

tractSurtout pour un document de propagande, de militantisme ou d’information politique.

Definitions

A printed sheet of paper, usually folded, containing information or advertising and distributed free.

The company handed out a leaflet to promote their new product.

A small leaf or a leaf-like part of a compound leaf.

Each leaflet of the fern was delicately shaped and vibrant green.

Synonyms

leafletverb

leafleted

Past Simple

leafleted

Past Participle

leafleting

Gerund

/ˈliːflɪt/

/ˈliːflət/

Translations

Additional translations

tracterEmploi surtout familier ou militant : distribuer des tracts.

Definitions

To distribute leaflets or flyers to people, often for advertising or informational purposes.

The volunteers leafleted the neighborhood to raise awareness about the upcoming charity event.

Synonyms

give out

hand around

pass out

hand out

distribute

leafletadjective

/ˈliːflɪt/

Used attributively before nouns (e.g., "leaflet campaign"); generally not gradable.

Translations

Additional translations

tractaireRare ; relatif à la distribution de tracts ou de dépliants.

Definitions

Relating to, intended for, or consisting of leaflets (printed sheets distributed for information or advertising).

The leaflet campaign proved highly effective in reaching local voters.

Synonyms