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paper
/ˈpeɪpər/
noun
Yazma veya baskı için kullanılan ince tabaka halindeki malzeme
Material manufactured in thin sheets from wood pulp or other fibrous substances, used for writing, printing, or wrapping.
- She wrote her name on a piece of paper.
- The printer is out of paper.
- He folded the paper in half.
- The physicist published a groundbreaking paper demonstrating that quantum entanglement could persist over distances exceeding several hundred kilometers.
- Peer reviewers criticized the methodology section of the paper for failing to control confounding variables that might have influenced the experimental outcomes.
- Advances in digital archiving have reduced the need for physical paper in academic libraries, though rare manuscripts still require specialized conservation.
noun
Bir gazete
A newspaper or periodical publication.
- I read about it in the paper this morning.
- The local paper covers community news.
- Have you seen today's paper?
nounacademic
Akademik makale veya araştırma belgesi
An academic essay, article, or research document.
- She's writing a paper on climate change.
- His paper was published in a scientific journal.
- I have to finish my term paper by Friday.
noun
Kimlik veya yetki belgesi resmi evraklar
Official documents establishing identity or credentials.
- The officer asked to see my papers.
- Make sure your papers are in order before traveling.
- Immigration requires proper papers.
verb
Bir duvarı duvar kağıdıyla kaplamak
To cover or decorate a wall or surface with wallpaper.
- They papered the bedroom with a floral pattern.
- We're going to paper the hallway next weekend.
- The walls were freshly papered.
adjective
Teorik veya nominal, gerçek olmayan
Existing only in theory or on documents, not in reality.
- The company showed a paper profit but no actual cash flow.
- It was a paper victory with no real impact.
- His paper qualifications don't match his abilities.