overleaf
On back side
Overleaf means on the other side of the page, used when referring to content printed on the reverse: See the diagram overleaf.
The term appears in books, forms, and documents where information continues or is referenced on the back of the current sheet.
Primarily British; Americans more often say on the back or on the next page.
Left-hand book page
- rectoRight-hand book page
- pageNoble's young assistant
- frondLarge, segmented plant blade
- laminaThin flat layer
blade · underside · reverse · flip · turn · opposite · back · surface
Technical document preparation system
- typesettingArranging text for print
- manuscriptOriginal text before publication
- documentWritten or electronic file
- templatePreset pattern for reproduction
academic · thesis · dissertation · paper · article · collaboration · editing · authoring
verso
Left-hand book page
lamina · blade · underside · reverse · flip · turn · opposite · back · surface · folio
LaTeX
Technical document preparation system
- typesettingArranging text for print
- manuscriptOriginal text before publication
- documentWritten or electronic file
template · academic · thesis · dissertation · paper · article · collaboration · editing · authoring · formatting