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page
one side or both sides of a sheet of paper in a newspaper, magazine, book, etc.
Exemples
I turned the page to continue reading the story in the book.
J'ai tourné la page pour continuer à lire l'histoire dans le livre.
The children 's book had beautiful illustrations on every page.
Le livre pour enfants avait de belles illustrations sur chaque page.
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page
a single screen or document on the internet that contains content such as text, images, videos, and links, often part of a website
Exemples
The contact page on the website includes an email address and phone number.
La page de contact sur le site Web comprend une adresse e-mail et un numéro de téléphone.
The page loaded slowly due to heavy traffic on the website.
La page s'est chargée lentement en raison d'un trafic important sur le site web.
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(in medieval times) a young boy serving as an attendant to a knight, beginning training for knighthood
Exemples
The young page polished the knight's armor every morning.
He began his career as a page at the age of eight.
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a youthful attendant serving at official functions or ceremonies, such as in legislatures, courts, or weddings
Exemples
The wedding had several pages carrying the bride's train.
Legislative pages assist lawmakers by delivering documents.
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faire appeler
to contact or summon someone using a pager, public address system, or by calling their name
Dialect
British
BritishExemples
The nurse paged the doctor to the emergency room.
He was paged over the PA system to report to the office.
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to assign numbers to the pages of a book or manuscript
Exemples
The editor paged the manuscript before sending it to the printer.
She paged the report in preparation for the meeting.
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(of a youthful attendant) to run errands or perform minor duties
Exemples
He paged in the state legislature during the summer program.
The students took turns paging during the ceremony.
