bone folder

bəʊn ˈfəʊldə

Definition

Definition of bone folder - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

crafts

TECH.

tool for folding and creasing paper or fabric

TECH.

She used a bone folder to crease the invitation.
The artisan's bone folder was worn from years of use.
He carefully folded the paper using a bone folder.

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tool for folding and creasing paper or fabric

Expressions with bone

crazy bone

ulnar nerve by the elbow that causes sharp pain or tingling

I hit my crazy bone on the table and my arm tingled.

funny bone

ulnar nerve at the elbow causing tingling when hit

I accidentally hit my funny bone on the table.

bone up

study intensively to refresh knowledge

She needs to bone up on her math before the test.

bone idle

adj.

extremely lazy or unwilling to work

He is bone idle and never helps around the house.

bone up on

study intensively or review

She needs to bone up on her French before the trip.

like a dog with a bone

exp.

stubborn and persistent, refusing to give up easily

He was like a dog with a bone, never stopping until he solved the problem.

Expressions with folder

file folder

paper cover holding papers together

She placed the report in a file folder.

folder name

word or words used to label and identify a specific folder

Choose a clear folder name so everyone can find the documents quickly.

destination folder

folder on a computer chosen to receive copied saved or downloaded files

Choose a destination folder before you start downloading the images.

shared folder

digital directory on a device or network that several users can access

Save the report in the shared folder so everyone can read it.

target folder

destination directory where files are saved, copied, or moved

Select the target folder before starting the file download.

folder icon

small picture on a screen that represents a digital folder for files

She clicked the folder icon to open her project documents.

startup folder

computer directory containing programs that run automatically when the system starts

Remove unnecessary shortcuts from the startup folder to speed up boot time.

system folder

folder used by main computer software to store important working files

Do not delete anything inside the system folder on this computer.

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French:plioir, ...
German:Falzbein, ...
Italian:piegacarte, ...
Spanish:plegadera, ...
Portuguese:vincador, ...
Chinese:折纸刀, ...
Japanese:ボーンフォルダー, ...
Arabic:مجداف الورق, ...
Hebrew:תִּיקְתַּק עֶצֶם, ...
Russian:костяная папка, ...
Ukrainian:фальцювальник, ...
Hindi:हड्डी फोल्डर, ...
Bengali:বোন ফোল্ডার, ...
Catalan:plegadora, ...
Czech:kostice, ...
Danish:falseben, ...
Dutch:vouwbeen, ...
Greek:εργαλείο τσακίσματος, ...
Hungarian:hajtogatócsont, ...
Khmer:ឧបករណ៍បត់ក្រដាស, ...
Korean:종이접기 도구, ...
Persian:استخوان‌تا, ...
Polish:kość introligatorska, ...
Portuguese (BR):vincador, ...
Romanian:folder de os, ...
Swedish:falsben, ...
Thai:ไม้พับกระดาษ, ...
Turkish:kemik katlayıcı, ...
Vietnamese:dụng cụ tạo nếp, ...

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