Definition of pageful in English:

pageful

noun ˈpeɪdʒfʊl

As much writing or text as fills a page or computer screen, especially conceived of as a large quantity. Also in extended use: any copious quantity of spoken or written language.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in ‘George Eliot’ (1819–1880), novelist (real name Mary Ann Evans). From page + -ful.

nounˈpeɪdʒfʊl

As much writing or text as fills a page or computer screen, especially conceived of as a large quantity. Also in extended use: any copious quantity of spoken or written language.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in ‘George Eliot’ (1819–1880), novelist (real name Mary Ann Evans). From page + -ful.

单词	pageful
释义	Definition of pageful in English: pageful noun ˈpeɪdʒfʊl As much writing or text as fills a page or computer screen, especially conceived of as a large quantity. Also in extended use: any copious quantity of spoken or written language. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in ‘George Eliot’ (1819–1880), novelist (real name Mary Ann Evans). From page + -ful. Definition of pageful in US English: pageful nounˈpeɪdʒfʊl As much writing or text as fills a page or computer screen, especially conceived of as a large quantity. Also in extended use: any copious quantity of spoken or written language. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in ‘George Eliot’ (1819–1880), novelist (real name Mary Ann Evans). From page + -ful.
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