letterhead in French
letterhead in French is en-tète, en-tête, papier à en-tête — letterhead means printed heading at the top of a sheet of stationery, showing the sender's name, logo, and address.
letterhead in French
en-tète
en-tête
en-tête
A portion of text at the top of a letter, identifying the sender and often giving their address etc., used for formal correspondence.
papier à en-tête
Paper marked with a letterhead.
What does "letterhead" mean?
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noun Printed heading at the top of a sheet of stationery, showing the sender's name, logo, and address.
"The contract was printed on the law firm's official letterhead."
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noun Paper pre-printed with such a heading.
"We're running low on letterhead — order some more."
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letterhead in a sentence
- The contract was printed on the law firm's official letterhead.
- We're running low on letterhead — order some more.
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What is "letterhead" in French?
"letterhead" in French is en-tète, en-tête, papier à en-tête. letterhead means: Printed heading at the top of a sheet of stationery, showing the sender's name, logo, and address.
How do you use "letterhead" in a sentence?
Example: "The contract was printed on the law firm's official letterhead." In French, "letterhead" is en-tète, en-tête, papier à en-tête.
Are there other ways to say "letterhead" in French?
Yes — French has 3 translations listed for "letterhead": en-tète, en-tête, papier à en-tête.
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