brochure

[broʊˈʃʊr]

Definition:
1. A small book containing pictures and information about something.
2. A small book usually having a paper cover.

Use 'brochure' in a sentence:

1. Advisers can enclose a brochure with their own letter or business card, or put copies in their waiting room.
2. In the lobby they have brochures that indicate what services the hotel can provide.
3. Oh, I remembered a great photo of Istanbul but whose brochure was it on?
4. For more information about the Curriculum please consult the promotional brochure.
5. If you are a tourism product provider and you have any advertising brochures we will gladly display them.
6. I'm sorry madam, this is not our brochure. I'm afraid you've made a mistake.
7. Could you give me a brochure describing your company?
8. The resulting products will include a brochure and a unique interactive web site.
9. I can send you a price list and a brochure of this series for your reference.
10. May I have the brochure for the mall?
11. After translation, documents normally have to be reformatted: Text length varies from language to language, so a brochure or a contract will often need adjustments.
12. The computer's characteristics are fully detailed in the brochure.
13. The centre has many brochures on local services and customers are most welcome to make enquiries in person.
14. The brochure described the library as the focal point of learning on the campus.
15. The characteristics of the machine are fully detailed in our brochure.
16. Our brochure is printed on environmentally-friendly paper.
17. This brochure is helpful to the man who likes to travel.