ring-binder
Definition
Noun: A ring-binder is a type of folder or binder designed to hold loose sheets of paper or magazines. It contains metal rings that open and close, allowing pages with corresponding holes to be securely fastened inside.
Usage
A ring-binder is used for organizing, storing, and transporting documents, notes, or publications. It is common in offices, schools, and for personal use. - She keeps all her lecture notes in a large ring-binder. - Please file the reports in the blue ring-binder on the shelf.
Advanced Usage
- As a system component: A ring-binder can be part of a larger filing or archiving system, where multiple binders are labeled and organized on a shelf.
- The project documentation is spread across three separate ring-binders.
Variants and Related Words
- Binder: A more general term for any cover that holds items together. A ring-binder is a specific type of binder.
- Lever arch file: A specific, often sturdier, type of ring-binder that uses a lever mechanism to open and close the rings.
- Three-ring binder: A common specification in some regions, indicating the number of rings (typically two or three).
Synonyms
- File binder
- Loos-leaf binder
Noun
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holds loose papers or magazines
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