Pronunciation: /ˈmaɪkroʊˌfiʃ/
noun a small sheet or strip of microfilm, especially one containing microphotographs of the pages of a newspaper, catalog, or other document.
A1 Microfiche is a small sheet of microfilm containing microphotographs of documents.
A2 Libraries used to store old newspapers on microfiche for preservation purposes.
B1 Researchers can access historical archives on microfiche to gather information for their studies.
B2 The library has a collection of microfiche that includes rare documents from the 19th century.
C1 Archivists have digitized the microfiche collection to make it more accessible to the public.
C2 Scholars specializing in history often rely on microfiche for their research due to the wealth of primary sources available.
formal The library archives historical documents on microfiche for preservation.
informal I found some old newspapers on microfiche at the library.
slang Let's dig through the microfiche for some juicy gossip!
figurative His memory was like a microfiche, storing every detail of the past.
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