File ( noun , verb , verb )

(As a noun)

File ( noun )

1. A collection of papers or documents kept together.
2. A single document or record within a larger collection.
3. A tool with a ridged or serrated surface for smoothing or shaping wood or metal.

Origin:

Middle english fil, from old french, from latin filum thread, from filare to spin.

Examples:

1. I need to find a file in the cabinet.
2. He filed the paperwork in the correct folder.
3. She filed her taxes online.
4. The carpenter used a file to smooth the wood.
5. The file is missing from the folder.

(As a verb)

File ( verb )

1. A collection of papers or documents kept together.
2. A single document or record within a larger collection.
3. A tool with a ridged or serrated surface for smoothing or shaping wood or metal.

Origin:

Middle english fil, from old french, from latin filum thread, from filare to spin.

Examples:

1. I need to find a file in the cabinet.
2. He filed the paperwork in the correct folder.
3. She filed her taxes online.
4. The carpenter used a file to smooth the wood.
5. The file is missing from the folder.

(As a verb)

File ( verb )

1. A collection of papers or documents kept together.
2. A single document or record within a larger collection.
3. A tool with a ridged or serrated surface for smoothing or shaping wood or metal.

Origin:

Middle english fil, from old french, from latin filum thread, from filare to spin.

Examples:

1. I need to find a file in the cabinet.
2. He filed the paperwork in the correct folder.
3. She filed her taxes online.
4. The carpenter used a file to smooth the wood.
5. The file is missing from the folder.