v. 1 to arrange in order for future reference; 2 record in a public office or in a court of law; n. a set of related records either written or electronic kept together
Herman will file the papers.
Herman will file the papers.
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The officers walked in single file.
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She had a health care power of attorney on file at the hospital.
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Why did Claude get to the government office to file a claim before Shirley?
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When did Paige and her mom decide to file a lawsuit against the school?
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She used an emery board to file her nails.
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The judge will censure the lawyer for failing to file the papers on time.
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I needed to compress a computer file.
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The judge censured the lawyer for failing to file the papers on time.
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Why was it so difficult for the workers to file lawsuits?
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What was the name of the file in which Mrs. Frankweiler hid her information?
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Who took the case file and added comments to each story?
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Why did Sojourner Truth file a court case?
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She will roughen the smooth surface with a coarse file.
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Please put that box on top of the file cabinet in the corner.
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arrange; organize; put in place; order
disarrange; disorder
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