handbook
Pronunciation: [ˈhændbʊk]
Context: "education"
(noun) a handbook is a book that gives helpful information or instructions about a particular subject. It can be used to learn or to look up things when you need help.
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I used my science handbook to help me with my homework.
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I can't find my handbook, so I don't know how to study for the test.
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Have you looked in the handbook for the answer to your question?
Context: "business"
(noun) a handbook can also be a book that tells about the rules and procedures of a company or organization. It helps employees understand what is expected of them.
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The new employee received a handbook that explained the company's policies.
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Without the handbook, the new workers were confused about what to do on their first day.
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Did you read the employee handbook before starting your job?
Context: "travel"
(noun) a handbook for travelers is a book that provides details about a place, like maps, tips, and things to see. It's like a guide to help people explore a new area.
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We brought a travel handbook to learn about the best attractions in the city.
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We didn't bring a travel handbook, so we missed many exciting places.
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What information can we find in the travel handbook?