P.a.g.e. Meaning and Definition
P.a.g.e.
Pronunciation
/ˈpædʒ/
Part of Speech
Noun
Definition
A page is a single sheet of paper, usually with writing or printing on it, typically rectangular in shape and used for recording or transmitting information.
Examples
- Turn to page 5 for the answer.
- The writer stared at the blank page, unsure of what to write.
Synonyms
- Sheet
- Folio
Antonyms
- Blank
- Space
Additional Information
Pages are often used in books, documents, and manuscripts to organize and present information. They can also refer to web pages, which are digital pages on the internet.
In computing, a page can also refer to a fixed-length block of memory or a unit of data storage.
Etymology
The word “page” originates from the Latin “pagina”, meaning “page” or “sheet”, which is derived from “pangere”, meaning “to fasten” or “to fix”.
Usage Notes
When referring to a physical page, use the phrase “turn to page” or “on page”. For digital pages, use “visit the webpage” or “go to the website”.
Cultural References
The phrase “page turner” is often used to describe an engaging and thrilling book.
In social media, “page” is often used to refer to a user’s profile or account.
Idiomatic Expressions or Phrases
- Turn the page: to move on from a difficult or unpleasant situation
- On the same page: to have the same understanding or agreement as someone else
Related Words or Phrases
- Sheet music
- Pageant
Collocations
- turn the page
- on the same page
- page by page
Frequency of Use
The word “page” is commonly used in everyday language, with a frequency of 2.5 per million words.
Common Misspellings
- pagge
- pege