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1. (n.) cardboard
a thin, stiff pasteboard, used for signs, boxes, etc.
2. (adj.) cardboard
resembling cardboard, esp. in flimsiness:
an apartment with cardboard walls.
3. cardboard
not fully lifelike; two-dimensional:
a silly movie with a cardboard hero.
Etymology: (1840–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) cardboard, composition board
a stiff moderately thick paper
2. (adj) cardboard, unlifelike
without substance
"cardboard caricatures of historical figures"
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1. (noun) cardboard
a material like thick, stiff paper
brown cardboard boxes
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) cardboard
a stiff compact pasteboard of various qualities, for making cards, etc., often having a polished surface
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Sense: (of) a stiff kind of paper often made up of several layers
a cardboard box.
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 Afrikaans: karton |
 Arabic: وَرَقُ اللعِب |
 Bulgarian: мукава |
 Brazilian: papelão |
 German: der Karton |
 Danish: pap- |
 Greek: χαρτόνι, χαρτονένιος |
 Spanish: cartón |
 Estonian: papp |
 Farsi: مقوایی |
 Finnish: pahvi |
 French: carton |
 Hebrew: קָרטוֹן |
 Hindi: गत्ता, दफती |
 Croatian: ljepenka, karton |
 Hungarian: karton(papír) |
 Indonesian: kardus |
 Icelandic: pappi |
 Italian: cartone |
 Japanese: ボール紙 |
 Korean: 판지 |
 Lithuanian: kartonas |
 Latvian: kartons |
 Malay: kadbod |
 Dutch: karton |
 Norwegian: papp, kartong |
 Polish: tektura |
 Persian: مقوایی |
 Pashto: كلك بنډ كاغذ، مقوا |
 Portuguese: cartão |
 Romanian: carton |
 Russian: картон |
 Slovak: kartón; kartónový |
 Slovenian: karton |
 Serbian: karton |
 Swedish: kartong, papp |
 Thai: กระดาษแข็ง |
 Turkish: karton, mukavva |
 Taiwanese: 硬紙板(的) |
 Ukrainian: картон |
 Urdu: گتہ |
 Vietnamese: các tông |
 Chinese: 卡纸板（的），硬纸板（的） |
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