B2nounmediasociety
US/ˈliːf.lət/
UK/ˈliːf.lət/
a small printed sheet of paper that gives information or advertises something, usually given away free
In context
A volunteer handed me a leaflet about the free health check.
You can pick up a leaflet at the tourist office.
The clinic prints an information leaflet in three languages.
Words that go with leaflet
verb + noun
- hand out leafletsStudents handed out leaflets in the street.
- distribute leafletsThe party distributed leaflets before the election.
- pick up a leafletPick up a leaflet on your way out.
noun + noun
- information leafletRead the information leaflet before taking the medicine.
- advertising leafletAdvertising leaflets filled the mailbox.
noun + preposition
- leaflet aboutThere is a leaflet about local bus routes.