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10 Language-to-English DictionariesBrochure
/ˈbroʊ.ʃʊr/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A small book or magazine containing pictures and information about a product or service.
"She picked up a travel brochure for her upcoming vacation to Greece."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the French word 'brocher', meaning 'to stitch' (referring to how the pages were originally bound).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Brochure" is said worldwide
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brochure
Transliteration: brochure
"J'ai consulté la brochure de l'hôtel."
Broschüre
Transliteration: Broschuere
"Die Broschüre enthält alle wichtigen Informationen."
opuscolo
Transliteration: opuscolo
"Ho letto l'opuscolo informativo."
folleto
Transliteration: folleto
"El folleto explica los nuevos servicios."
folheto
Transliteration: folheto
"Peguei um folheto na agência de viagens."
विवरणिका
Transliteration: vivaranika
"यह विवरणिका पर्यटकों के लिए है।"
小册子
Transliteration: xiǎo cè zi
"请阅读这本旅游小册子。"
안내 책자
Transliteration: annae chaekja
"여행 안내 책자를 살펴보세요."
パンフレット
Transliteration: panfuretto
"旅行のパンフレットをもらいました。"
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