bloco
- noun
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bloc
- During the meeting, he quickly filled his bloco with notes and reminders.
Examples
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The journalist flipped through her bloco to find the address she had written earlier.
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She always kept a bloco in her bag to write down important ideas.
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I always carry a bloco to jot down ideas.
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She bought a new bloco for her art class.
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She always kept a bloco in her bag to write down important ideas.
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During the meeting, he quickly filled his bloco with notes and reminders.
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The journalist flipped through her bloco to find the address she had written earlier.
Synonyms
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A book of blank or lined pages for writing notes
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A small pad of blank or lined paper for writing notes
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A small stack of paper for writing short notes to leave for others
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A pad of paper for making notes or short messages
A small notebook for writing short notes
A small notebook for writing quick notes or doing math
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Etymology
Bloco: The word bloco comes from the idea of a block of paper, like a small 'pad' you write on, so a bloco can mean a little notepad for notes.