pamphlet
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| pamphlet | |
| gen. | plaquette; tract |
| arts. | brochure; pamphlet |
| commun. | factum; piqûre |
| commun. mech.eng. | dépliant |
| polit. | brochure; brochure |
| binding | |
| agric. | mise en bottes |
| comp., MS Canada | liaison |
| IMF. | exécutoire; consolidation des droits de douane; consolidation tarifaire |
| industr. construct. | biais bordé; biais à cheval |
| law | opposable à |
| libr. | reliure |
| mater.sc. mech.eng. | cerclage |
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| plaquette f; tract m | |||
| brochure f; pamphlet m | |||
| factum; piqûre f | |||
| dépliant m | |||
| brochure f (A short printed work, consisting of less than fifty pages, Opuscule imprimé comportant moins de cinquante pages) | |||
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| brochure f (Opuscule imprimé comportant moins de cinquante pages) | |||
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| brochures f | |||
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| pamph; pph. | |||
| A brief booklet, typically discussing an issue of the time and about which the writer feels strongly. In the past the benefit of a pamphlet was that it was fairly simple to generate: it was therefore particularly favoured by underground writers and revolutionaries as a mode of communication. Jonathan Swift’s A modest Proposal is a well-known example of a pamphlet. | |||
| pam; pm; pph | |||
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pamphlet : 18 phrases in 9 subjects |
| Book binding | 1 |
| Communications | 2 |
| Environment | 4 |
| General | 3 |
| Industry | 1 |
| Law | 1 |
| Patents | 4 |
| Trade unions | 1 |
| Welfare & Social Security | 1 |