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hoja

feminine noun

1. leaf (de planta); blade (de hierba)

2. sheet (of paper) (de papel); page (de libro)

3. blade (de cuchillo)

4. leaf (de puertas, ventanas)

5. (computing)

hoja [o'-hah]

noun

1. Leaf of trees and plants. (f)

2. Leaf, anything foliated or thinly beaten; scales (metal). (f)

3. Hoja de puerta, leaf, one side of a double door. (f)

4. Blade of a sword or knife. (f)

5. Ground cultivated one year, and lying at rest for another. (f)

6. a certificate setting forth the rank and services of a military officer. (Military) (f)

Hoja de papel -> leaf of paper
Hoja de un libro -> leaf of a book
Hoja de estaño -> sheet of bismuth, tin, and quicksilver, laid on the back of a looking glass
Volver la hoja -> to turn over a new leaf to alter one's sentiments and proceedings
Hoja de afeitar -> razor blade
Hoja de cálculo -> (Inform.) electronic spreadsheet
Hoja de trabajo -> (Inform.) worksheet

noun, plural

7. Leaves, greens.

8. Lamina, thin plates, one coat laid over another.


P:	"Por favor dígame si hay algún problema o si tiene alguna pregunta con la hoja…
R:	P.S. I don't think the problem was with the word "apegado"; rather, she was rewording the order of the sentence to flow more naturally in Spanish.

P:	I am trying to say "fact sheet" in Spanish. I know it is not "hoja"...
R:	ficha descriptiva ficha recapitulativa hoja de datos hoja informativa

P:	what is hoja santa?
R:	Hoja santa (Piper auritum) is an aromatic herb with a heart-shaped, velvety leaf which grows in tropic Mesoamerica. :-)