Pronunciation: /peɪdʒ/
noun a single sheet of paper in a book or document
A1 I read a page of my book every night before bed.
A2 Can you turn to page 5 in your textbook?
B1 The instructions are on the last page of the manual.
B2 She tore a page out of her notebook and handed it to me.
C1 The page layout of the website needs to be redesigned for better user experience.
C2 The author's writing style really captivates the reader from the first page.
verb to number the pages of a book or document
A1 I can't find my book. Can you help me page through it?
A2 She likes to page through magazines at the doctor's office.
B1 The teacher asked the students to page through their textbooks and find the answer.
B2 I need to page through the contract to make sure all the details are correct.
C1 He meticulously paged through the ancient manuscript, searching for any clues to its origins.
C2 The detective carefully paged through the evidence, looking for any inconsistencies in the case.
formal Please turn to page 10 in your textbook and read the passage aloud.
informal Hey, can you check out this page in the magazine? It has some cool pictures.
slang I'm just gonna scroll through my feed and see what's on the next page.
figurative Turning the page on a difficult chapter in my life has brought me a sense of peace.
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