noun
brochure
broh-SHUR/brəʊˈʃʊr/
A small printed or digital booklet giving information or advertising.
The brochure opens to a destination picture and a route map.
Etymology
French brochure meant a stitched work, referring to sheets sewn together. The English word names the resulting small publication, now commonly used for information or advertising.
In context
several instances which you will find set forth in a small brochure which I am myself writing upon the subject
More examples
- Several brochures filled the rack.
- She downloaded a brochure.
- The brochure listed services.
Forms
brochure · brochures
Similar words
- booklet
- Any small book, not necessarily informative or promotional.
- leaflet
- Often a single sheet rather than a bound booklet.