paper
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noun
e.g. a sheet of paper
e.g. as modifier : a paper bag.
e.g. the walls were damp—paper hung away in long strips.
〖～s〗 書類
e.g. he riffled through the papers on his desk.
e.g. the story made the front page of the local paper.
私文書
e.g. the personal papers of major political figures.
公文書
e.g. two men stopped us and asked us for our papers.
(政府などの)報告書
e.g. a recently leaked cabinet paper.
紙の上［名目上］の〈利益など〉
e.g. a paper profit.
«…に関する» 論文; ｟主に米｠ (課題としての)レポート «on»
e.g. he published a highly original paper on pattern formation.
｟俗｠ (劇場などの)無料入場券; 〖集合的に〗無料入場者
verb with object
〈人が〉〈場所など〉に壁紙を張る; 〈物〉を紙で包む
e.g. the walls were papered in a Regency stripe.
〈壁など〉に壁紙を張る
e.g. interior panels can be of fairly basic wood that will be papered over.
〈好ましくないことなど〉を覆い隠す
e.g. the ill feeling between her and Jenny must have been papered over.
e.g. surely the theater could at least have papered the house if the box office was looking so poor.
PHRASES
be of no value or validity whatsoever despite having been written down:
e.g. his tenancy agreement may not now be worth the paper it's written on.
be written about in newspapers and thus become famous or notorious:
e.g. he thought he'd jump off the Brooklyn Bridge and make the papers. in writing:
e.g. Portuguese, although similar to Spanish on paper, is pronounced completely differently. in theory rather than in reality:
e.g. the combatants were, on paper at least, evenly matched.
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