page
noun [ C ] uk/peɪdʒ/ us/peɪdʒ/
(PAPER)
A1 (written abbreviation p.)（书或报纸杂志的）页，面
a side of one of the pieces of paper in a book, newspaper, or magazine, usually with a number printed on it
For details on how to enter the competition, see page 134. 关于如何参加比赛的细则，请参见134页。
The article appeared on the front page of the New York Times. 这篇文章刊登在《纽约时报》的头版。
（书或报纸、杂志中纸的）一页，一张
one of the sheets of paper in a book, newspaper, or magazine
Several pages have been torn out of this book. 这本书有好几页被撕掉了。
- More examples
- I'd like you to look at the diagram on page 27.
- The photo was on the front page of all the papers.
- She ran her finger down the page, looking for her name.
- Now turn the page, please, and start work on Exercise 2.
- He turned over two or three pages.
(COMPUTER)
A2 (also web page)（因特网的）网页
one part of a website
See also: home page
(BOY)
（旧时骑士身边的）学习骑士
(in the past) a boy who worked as a servant for a knight and who was learning to become a knight
Compare: pageboy (BOY)
Idiom
a page in/of historyidiom literary 历史上的一页
an important part of the history of a place, time, or group of people
The signing of the peace treaty will be seen as a glorious page in our country's history. 和平条约的签订将被视为我国历史上光辉的一页。
page
verb [ T ] uk/peɪdʒ/ us/peɪdʒ/
（用扩音器在公共场合）呼叫（某人）
to call a person using a loudspeaker (= an electric device for making sounds louder) in a public place
He was paged at the airport and told to return home immediately. 机场扩音器传出了呼叫他的广播，叫他立刻回家。
给某人的传呼机留口信
to send a message to someone's pager (= small electronic device that receives signals)
Have you tried to page him? 你试过给他打传呼吗？