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Definition of paged - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
booksRare numbered with pagesRare
- The report was neatly paged for reference.
- Each chapter was carefully paged.
- The document was incorrectly paged.
Origin of paged
English, page (to summon)
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- French:paginé, ...
- German:paginierte, ...
- Italian:paginato, ...
- Spanish:paginado, ...
- Portuguese:paginado, ...
- Chinese:编号的, ...
- Japanese:ページ番号が付いた, ...
- Arabic:مُرَقَّم الصَفَحات, ...
- Hebrew:מְמוּסְפָּר, ...
- Russian:пронумерованный, ...
- Ukrainian:пронумерований, ...
- Hindi:पृष्ठांकित, ...
Definition of page - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
booksone side of a sheet in a book
- She read the first page of the novel.
2.
internetTECH. single screen of content on a websiteTECH.
- I bookmarked the page for future reference.
3.
technologyTECH. block of memory in computingTECH.
- The program allocated a new page of memory.
4.
royaltyDated young attendant at ceremoniesDated
- The page carried the bride's train at the wedding.
5.
governmentRare US youth serving in a legislative bodyRare US
- The page delivered documents to the senator.
Verb
1.
messageTECH. call someone using a public address systemTECH.
- They paged him at the airport.
2.
printingmark or number the pages of a book
- She paged the manuscript before submission.
3.
technologyDated US contact someone through a pagerDated US
- I'll page you when we arrive at the venue.
4.
readingtr./intr. turn several pages of a publicationtr./intr.
- He paged through the magazine quickly.
5.
serviceDated serve someone in a ceremonial helper roleDated
- He paged the knight during the ceremony.
Images of page
one side of a sheet in a book 
single screen of content on a website
Expressions with page
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the act of turning pages in a book
The page turning was slow due to the old paper.
scroll down a document or webpage
Press the arrow key to page down and read more.
scroll up on a computer screen
Press the key to page up and see the previous section.
the page in a book is moved to the next
She read the last line and the page is turned.
move to the next page of a book or document
He turned a page to continue reading the thrilling novel.
move to the next page in a book
She turned the page to continue the story.
appear on the most important or visible page
The story hit the front page this morning.
gain significant public attention or coverage
Her heroic act made the front page and she became a local hero.
in agreement or having a shared understanding
The team is on the same page about the project goals.
stand out prominently in written text
The main points of his argument really jump off the page.
imitate someone's behavior or actions for success
She decided to take a page from his book and start exercising daily.
agree and coordinate with others in a group
The team needs to sing from the same page to succeed.
the past event is left behind
With the apology, the page has been turned.
start a new phase in life or activity
After the divorce, she decided to turn a new page.
stand out prominently in written text
The main idea should leap off the page to the reader.
topless model featured in a tabloid
She became famous as a page three girl.
section of a website with background information
Visit the about page to learn more about our team.
the final page of a publication
She quickly flipped to the back page of the magazine.
empty sheet or document with nothing written or typed
I started with a blank page on my computer.
page listing chapters or sections of a book with page numbers
She checked the contents page to find the chapter on volcanoes.
introductory page with title and details
The cover page included the author's name and date.
page with no writing or marks
She stared at the empty page, unsure what to write.
web page dedicated to a celebrity or interest
She frequently posted updates on her favorite singer's fan page.
turn a page quickly using your fingers
She flipped the page to continue reading.
Origin of page
Latin, pagina (page)
Examples of page in a sentence
The page was torn from the old diary. The page took too long to load. She designed the page for her blog. The system crashed due to a corrupted page. Each page in memory holds 4KB of data. A page walked ahead of the king in the procession.
The young page presented the flowers at the ceremony. The page assisted during the legislative session. Each page had specific duties in the assembly. The nurse paged Dr Patel to reception. Please page the passenger whose bag was left behind. The printer paged each chapter correctly. Please page the report before binding it. The doctor will page you when it's your turn. I had to page my colleague for an urgent meeting. She paged through the old photo album. He paged through the report before the meeting. She paged the squire to deliver the message. The young boy paged the guests at the banquet.
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- French:page, faire appeler, ...
- German:Seite, ausrufen, ...
- Italian:pagina, chiamare con l'altoparlante, ...
- Spanish:página, llamar por megafonía, ...
- Portuguese:página, chamar pelos altifalantes, ...
- Chinese:页, 呼叫, ...
- Japanese:ページ, 構内放送で呼び出す, ...
- Arabic:صَفْحَة, نادى عبر نظام النداء العام, ...
- Hebrew:עַמּוּד, לִכְרוֹז, ...
- Russian:страница, вызывать по громкой связи, ...
- Ukrainian:сторінка, викликати через гучномовець, ...
- Hindi:पृष्ठ, सार्वजनिक उद्घोषणा से बुलाना, ...
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