filed under

faɪld ˈʌndər

Definition

Definition of filed under - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

record keeping

sorted into a labeled category or section for later retrieval

The contract is filed under “Vendors” so we can find it quickly.
Her medical records are filed under her married name.
The complaint was mistakenly filed under the wrong department code.

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French:classé sous, ...
German:abgelegt unter, ...
Italian:archiviato sotto, ...
Spanish:archivado en, ...
Portuguese:arquivado, ...
Chinese:归档的, ...
Japanese:ファイル済みの, ...
Arabic:مُصَنَّف, ...
Hebrew:מְתוּיָּק תַּחַת, ...
Russian:занесённый в раздел, ...
Ukrainian:зареєстрований, ...
Hindi:के अंतर्गत दर्ज, ...
Bengali:শিরোনাম অনুযায়ী নথিভুক্ত, ...
Catalan:arxivat a, ...
Czech:zařazený, ...
Danish:arkiveret under, ...
Dutch:geclassificeerd, ...
Greek:αρχειοθετημένος, ...
Hungarian:iktatott, ...
Khmer:បានដាក់ចូលក្នុងឯកសារ, ...
Korean:분류된, ...
Persian:بایگانی‌شده زیر, ...
Polish:zapisany pod, ...
Portuguese (BR):arquivado sob, ...
Romanian:clasat, ...
Swedish:arkiverad, ...
Thai:ถูกจัดแฟ้มไว้ภายใต้, ...
Turkish:dosyalanmış, ...
Vietnamese:lưu theo mục, ...

file under

/faɪl ˈʌndər/

Definition of file under - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

tr.

organizing papersput a document into a specific folder or category

Please file under 'Invoices' when you finish.

categorize

categorizing ideasmentally or figuratively group something in a category

I file that under 'strange coincidences' in my mind.

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Examples of file under in a sentence

All reports should be filed under 'Completed'.
I’ll file that under ‘bad ideas’.
She filed his comment under ‘not important’.

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French:classer, classer sous, ...
German:einsortieren, einordnen, ...
Italian:archiviare sotto, catalogare, ...
Spanish:archivar, catalogar, ...
Portuguese:arquivar, pôr na categoria, ...
Chinese:归档, 归为, ...
Japanese:ファイルする, カテゴライズする, ...
Arabic:أَرْشَف, صَنَّفَ, ...
Hebrew:לְתַיֵּק תַּחַת, לְשַיֵּךְ לְקְטֶגוֹרְיָה, ...
Russian:подшивать, относить к, ...
Ukrainian:підшивати, відносити до, ...
Hindi:श्रेणी में रखना, रखना, ...
Bengali:শ্রেণিবদ্ধ করে রাখা, শ্রেণীবদ্ধ করা, ...
Catalan:arxivar, arxivar mentalment, ...
Czech:založit, zařadit si, ...
Danish:arkivere under, putte under, ...
Dutch:archiveren onder, onderbrengen onder, ...
Greek:αρχειοθετώ σε, βάζω στην κατηγορία, ...
Hungarian:iktatni, elkönyvelni, ...
Khmer:ដាក់ចូលថតតាមចំណាត់ថ្នាក់, ចាត់ទុកជា, ...
Korean:분류하다, 카테고리로 넣다, ...
Persian:در پرونده قرار دادن, در ذهنش دسته‌بندی کرد, ...
Polish:zaklasyfikować, zaliczyć do, ...
Portuguese (BR):arquivar em, colocar na categoria, ...
Romanian:a arhiva la, a încadra, ...
Swedish:lägga under, placera under, ...
Thai:จัดเก็บ, จัดไว้ในหมวดหมู่, ...
Turkish:dosyalamak, kategoriye ayırmak, ...
Vietnamese:xếp vào mục, phân loại, ...

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