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I. leaflet [Brit ˈliːflɪt, Am ˈliflɪt] N
1. leaflet:
dépliant m (on, about sur)
prospectus m (on, about sur)
tract m (on, about sur)
2. leaflet (little leaf):
II. leaflet [Brit ˈliːflɪt, Am ˈliflɪt] VB trans
to leaflet a town/an area political group:
to leaflet a town/an area advertiser:
III. leaflet [Brit ˈliːflɪt, Am ˈliflɪt] VB intr (gen)
leaflet advertiser:
leaflet party:
I. instruction [Brit ɪnˈstrʌkʃ(ə)n, Am ɪnˈstrəkʃ(ə)n] N
1. instruction (directive):
instruction f (to à)
2. instruction U (teaching):
instruire qn en qc, enseigner qc à qn
3. instruction COMPUT:
II. instructions N
instructions npl (for product use):
instruction leaflet N
I. leaflet [ˈli:flɪt] N
II. leaflet <-t- [or a. Brit -tt-]> [ˈli:flɪt] VB trans, intr
instruction N
sb's instructions are to +infin
qn a pour instruction de +infin
I. leaflet [ˈli·flət] N
II. leaflet [ˈli·flət] VB trans, intr
instruction N
sb's instructions are to +infin
qn a pour instruction de +infin
Present
Ileaflet
youleaflet
he/she/itleaflets
weleaflet
youleaflet
theyleaflet
Past
Ileafleted
youleafleted
he/she/itleafleted
weleafleted
youleafleted
theyleafleted
Present Perfect
Ihaveleafleted
youhaveleafleted
he/she/ithasleafleted
wehaveleafleted
youhaveleafleted
theyhaveleafleted
Past Perfect
Ihadleafleted
youhadleafleted
he/she/ithadleafleted
wehadleafleted
youhadleafleted
theyhadleafleted
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Other political leaflets are usually known by different names.
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Due to various factors, the two leaflets normally involved in sealing the mitral valve to retrograde flow may not coapt properly.
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Leaflets 3 to 15 cm long, 1 to 5 cm wide.
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Each leaf is divided into three small leaflets.
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The leaves are long and 6- 7 broad, pinnate, with 11-15 leaflets.
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