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- pronunciation:
- bUk
- parts of speech:
- noun, verb
- features:
- Word Builder, Word Explorer
part of speech: |
noun |
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A book is something to read, look at, or draw on. It's made up of sheets of paper between two covers. Each sheet is called a page, and the pages usually have writing or pictures on them. Some books have empty pages so you can write or draw on them.
I like books about real people, but my brother likes books about magical places and creatures.
- synonyms:
- volume
- similar words:
- album, diary, journal, notebook
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part of speech: |
verb |
inflections: |
books, booking, booked |
definition: |
When people book something, they order it ahead of time so that it is saved for them when they are ready to use it.
Daniel's dad booked seats for a concert so he could take Daniel's mom there for her birthday next week.- synonyms:
- engage
- similar words:
- reserve, schedule
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related words: |
engage |
Word Builder: book +
- bookcase:
a piece of furniture for storing books.
- bookmark:
a strip of paper or other material used to mark the place in a book.
- bookshelf:
a shelf on which you store books.
- bookstore:
a store that sells book.
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broader categories that include books |
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art, culture |
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some actions associated with books |
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ban, bind, borrow, browse, leaf, look up, publish, read, review, study, write |
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some categories of books |
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biography, fiction, poetry, reference, western |
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some descriptions of books |
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popular |
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some kinds of book |
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album, atlas, catalogue, cookbook, diary, dictionary, encyclopedia, journal, manual, notebook, novel, register, textbook |
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some parts of a book |
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caption, chapter, cover, illustration, index, introduction, leaf, page, paper, photograph, picture, plate, quotation, sheet, text |
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some people associated with a book |
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author, critic, editor, librarian, playwright, poet, writer |
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some places for books |
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classroom, library, school |
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