Definition of Filofax in English:

Filofax

noun ˈfʌɪlə(ʊ)faksˈfaɪloʊˌfæks

trademark

A loose-leaf notebook for recording appointments, addresses, and notes.
〈商标〉菲洛法克斯活页记事本
Example sentencesExamples
- This year alone I've lost a Filofax, a camera and my wallet, and every one of those items has been returned.
- I so need to sort out driving lessons, but until I get my provisional licence back (it having been within the Filofax I left at a friends seven weeks ago) then I can't even get started on that score.
- Like any other proud grandmother, she carries pictures of all her grandchildren in her Filofax.
- Most likely it's because I'm on somebody's Rolodex or in their Filofax, and I think I know whose - a diplomat I knew and liked in the US, and who later had a spell at Buckingham Palace.

Origin

1930s: representing a colloquial pronunciation of file of facts.

Definition of Filofax in US English:

Filofax

nounˈfīlōˌfaksˈfaɪloʊˌfæks

trademark

A loose-leaf notebook for recording appointments, addresses, and notes.
〈商标〉菲洛法克斯活页记事本
Example sentencesExamples
- Like any other proud grandmother, she carries pictures of all her grandchildren in her Filofax.
- Most likely it's because I'm on somebody's Rolodex or in their Filofax, and I think I know whose - a diplomat I knew and liked in the US, and who later had a spell at Buckingham Palace.
- This year alone I've lost a Filofax, a camera and my wallet, and every one of those items has been returned.
- I so need to sort out driving lessons, but until I get my provisional licence back (it having been within the Filofax I left at a friends seven weeks ago) then I can't even get started on that score.

Origin

1930s: representing a colloquial pronunciation of file of facts.

单词	Filofax
释义	Definition of Filofax in English: Filofax noun ˈfʌɪlə(ʊ)faksˈfaɪloʊˌfæks trademark A loose-leaf notebook for recording appointments, addresses, and notes. 〈商标〉菲洛法克斯活页记事本 Example sentencesExamples This year alone I've lost a Filofax, a camera and my wallet, and every one of those items has been returned. I so need to sort out driving lessons, but until I get my provisional licence back (it having been within the Filofax I left at a friends seven weeks ago) then I can't even get started on that score. Like any other proud grandmother, she carries pictures of all her grandchildren in her Filofax. Most likely it's because I'm on somebody's Rolodex or in their Filofax, and I think I know whose - a diplomat I knew and liked in the US, and who later had a spell at Buckingham Palace. Origin 1930s: representing a colloquial pronunciation of file of facts. Definition of Filofax in US English: Filofax nounˈfīlōˌfaksˈfaɪloʊˌfæks trademark A loose-leaf notebook for recording appointments, addresses, and notes. 〈商标〉菲洛法克斯活页记事本 Example sentencesExamples Like any other proud grandmother, she carries pictures of all her grandchildren in her Filofax. Most likely it's because I'm on somebody's Rolodex or in their Filofax, and I think I know whose - a diplomat I knew and liked in the US, and who later had a spell at Buckingham Palace. This year alone I've lost a Filofax, a camera and my wallet, and every one of those items has been returned. I so need to sort out driving lessons, but until I get my provisional licence back (it having been within the Filofax I left at a friends seven weeks ago) then I can't even get started on that score. Origin 1930s: representing a colloquial pronunciation of file of facts.
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