binder
Pronunciation: [ˈbaɪndər]
Word
Context: “office supplies”
(noun) a binder is a folder with rings inside that holds papers together. It helps keep notes or documents organized so they don’t get lost.
Example
I used a binder to organize my school notes for the entire year.
Example
I didn't bring my binder today, so my papers got mixed up.
Example
Do you have a binder to keep your homework organized?
Context: “information management”
(noun) a binder can also mean a collection of information or documents related to a specific topic. It's like a book with different pages about one subject.
Example
She created a binder with recipes and family photos.
Example
His topics were scattered around, not in a binder like they should be.
Example
What subjects are covered in your binder?
Context: “action”
(verb) to bind means to put things together or hold them tightly. In this form, it often means to combine or secure materials together.
Example
They will binder the reports for easier reading.
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They forgot to binder the documents, and they fell apart.
Example
Can we binder these papers before the meeting?
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