booklet
BUUK-luht
Booklet (noun) means a small, thin book, often used for instructions or information. Example: “The washing machine came with a booklet explaining each setting.”
noun
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A small, thin book, often used for instructions or information.
"The washing machine came with a booklet explaining each setting."
How to use booklet
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA short, slim book, usually informational rather than for entertainment.
Common pairings
instruction booklet
information booklet
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Word forms
- Plural
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Etymology
From "book" plus the diminutive suffix "-let," meaning a small version of a book.
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Frequently asked questions
What does “booklet” mean?
The word “booklet” means a small, thin book, often used for instructions or information. In plain terms, a short, slim book, usually informational rather than for entertainment.
How do you pronounce “booklet”?
“Booklet” is pronounced BUUK-luht (/ˈbʊk.lət/ in IPA).
How do you use “booklet” in a sentence?
Here is “booklet” used in a sentence: “The washing machine came with a booklet explaining each setting.”
What part of speech is “booklet”?
“Booklet” is a noun.
Is “booklet” a common word?
“Booklet” is an uncommon word in modern English, usually learned at around the B2 level.
What is the difference between a booklet and a pamphlet?
A booklet is a small, thin book often used for instructions or information, typically bound like a miniature book. A pamphlet is usually even simpler, often just folded or stapled sheets without a proper binding, and is more commonly used for advertising or brief informational purposes.
What is the difference between a booklet and a brochure?
A booklet is generally used for instructional or informational content, such as a user manual or guide, while a brochure is typically a promotional or marketing document, often with more visual design. Both are small printed publications, but their purpose and content differ.
