leaflet in Japanese
leaflet in Japanese is チラシ, リーフレット, 散らし — leaflet means a small printed sheet, usually with information or advertising, handed out or distributed widely.
leaflet in Japanese
チラシ
Pronounced: chirashi
リーフレット
Pronounced: rīfuretto
散らし
Pronounced: chirashi
What does "leaflet" mean?
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noun A small printed sheet, usually with information or advertising, handed out or distributed widely.
"Volunteers handed out leaflets about the community clean-up."
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noun One of the small individual segments that make up a compound plant leaf.
"A clover leaf is actually made up of three leaflets."
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verb To hand out leaflets, especially to advertise or campaign.
"Campaigners leafleted the neighborhood before the vote."
leaflet in a sentence
- Volunteers handed out leaflets about the community clean-up.
- A leaflet fell out of the newspaper advertising a sale.
- A clover leaf is actually made up of three leaflets.
- Campaigners leafleted the neighborhood before the vote.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "leaflet" in Japanese?
"leaflet" in Japanese is チラシ, リーフレット, 散らし. leaflet means: A small printed sheet, usually with information or advertising, handed out or distributed widely.
How do you pronounce チラシ?
"leaflet" in Japanese is チラシ, pronounced "chirashi".
How do you use "leaflet" in a sentence?
Example: "Volunteers handed out leaflets about the community clean-up." In Japanese, "leaflet" is チラシ, リーフレット, 散らし.
Are there other ways to say "leaflet" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "leaflet": チラシ, リーフレット, 散らし.
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