folding
- adjective
- /ˈfoʊldɪŋ/
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plegable
- We purchased a folding table to use during family gatherings for extra space.
Not necessarily folding displays, but folding devices are coming.
- Not necessarily folding displays, but folding devices are coming.
- This woman had a Bible out on her folding tray table.
- Hey, Sarah, you just got to play with a folding laptop.
- I'm so thankful the sheriff deputies put up a folding screen that blocks us from public view.
Examples
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It is the world's first folding iPhone.
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Hey, Sarah, you just got to play with a folding laptop.
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Not necessarily folding displays, but folding devices are coming.
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This is a quick drop professional grade folding drop cloth.
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So this is now an ultra thin folding glass, not plastic.
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A blank tech company gave a demonstration showing off folding OLED screens.
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The camping chair is a folding model that fits easily into the car trunk.
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This folding bike can be conveniently stored in small apartments.
Synonyms
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4.0
Folds into a smaller size for easy storage
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3.2
Able to be made smaller for easy carrying
Becomes smaller to save space when you do not use it
Antonyms
Compounds
How Portable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word folding comes from fold, which means 'to bend' or 'to close'. So a folding chair or table is made to bend so you can store and carry it easily.